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Free to download Table of Contents for 1997: Volume 9 (2) |
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| Guest Editorial: On Book Reviews [download] |
Colin A. Russell | 98-100 | |
| Christians and the Environment: Our Opportunities and
Responsibilities [download] |
John Houghton | 101-111 | [Abstract] |
| Darwin’s Doubts About Design—the Darwin-Gray
Correspondence of 1860 [download] |
Michael B. Roberts | 113-127 | [Abstract] |
| Quantum Indeterminacy and the Omniscience of God [download] |
John J. Davis | 129-144 | [Abstract] |
| Response to Davis [download] |
Arthur Peacocke | 145-147 | |
Debate |
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| Title | Author(s) | Pages | |
| In Search of a More Focussed Response: a Reply to Howard J. Van Till | Philip P. Duce | 149-152 | |
| Response to Duce | Howard J. Van Till | 153-154 | |
Correspondence |
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| Title | Author(s) | Pages | |
| (Letter) | Chris Clarke | 155 | |
| (Letter) | R. J. Berry | 156-158 | |
Book Reviews |
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| Title | Author(s) | Pages | |
| The Flamingo’s Smile | Stephen Jay Gould (R.S. Luhman) | 159-160 | |
| Atoms and Icons: A Discussion of the Relationships Between Science and Theology | Michael Fuller (David Atkinson) | 160-161 | |
| Gaia and God: An Ecofeminist Theology of Earth Healing | Rosemary Radford Ruether (Lawrence Osborn) | 161-162 | |
| The Fire in the Equations | Kitty Ferguson(D. A. Wilkinson) | 162-163 | |
| Prisons of Light—Black Holes | Kitty Ferguson (Robert Boyd) | 163-164 | |
| `Bioethics for the People by the People’ | Darryl R. J. Macer and others (David Hardy) | 164-165 | |
| The Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour | Michael Argyle (Michael Nazir-Ali) | 165-166 | |
| Paradigms and Barriers. How Habits of Mind Govern Scientific Beliefs | Howard Margolis (M. Alsford) | 166-167 | |
| Laws of Nature (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy) | John W. Carroll (Steve Bishop) | 168 | |
| Ecotheology July 1996, Issue 1 | Mary Grey (editor) (Steve Bishop) | 168-169 | |
| Evolving the Mind | A. G. Cairns-Smith (Diana Briggs) | 169-170 | |
| Reluctant Heroine. The life and work of Hélène Duhem | Stanley L. Jaki (R. N. D. Martin) | 170-171 | |
| Galileo, Courtier: The Practice of Science in the Culture of Absolutism | Mario Biagioli (Revd Nicholas Moir) | 171-172 | |
| Edward Frankland: Chemistry, Controversy and Conspiracy in Victorian England | Colin Russell (John Nicholson) | 172-174 | |
| Religion, Science and Naturalism | Willem B. Drees (Denis Alexander) | 174-176 | |
| The Memory of Water | Michel Schiff (Revd. Dr. Ernest C. Lucas) | 176-177 | |
| Science and Wonders: conversations about science and belief | Russell Stannard (William K Kay) | 178-179 | |
| The Large, the Small and the Human Mind | Roger Penrose (John Polkinghorne) | 179-180 | |
| From a Biological Point of View: Essays in Evolutionary Philosophy | Elliott Sober (Arthur Jones) | 180-181 | |
| The Lives to Come. The genetic revolution and human possibilities | Philip Kitcher (Caroline Berry) | 181-182 | |
| The Troubled Helix: Social and Psychological Implications of the New Human Genetics. | Theresa Marteau & Martin Richards (editors) (John A Bryant) | 182-184 | |
| What is Intelligence? | J. Khalfa (editor) (P. C. Knox) | 184-185 | |
| Impossible Minds. My neurons, my consciousness | Igor Aleksander (D. A. Booth) | 185-187 | |
| The Radiance of Being. Complexity, Chaos and the Evolution of Consciousness | Allan Coombs (A. P. Stone) | 187 | |
| God and the Mind Machine | John Puddefoot (Rosamund Bourke) | 187-188 | |
| The Psychology of Religion: Classic and contemporary | David M. Wulff (Tim Marks) | 188-189 | |
| Gaia in Action: Science of the Living Earth. | Peter Bunyard (editor) (Celia Deane-Drummond) | 189-190 | |
| Darwin’s Black Box | Michael J. Behe (Michael Roberts) | 191-192 | |
