SCIENCE AND RELIGION Ian G. Barbour
Religion
today belongs in the forum of study and discussion. Scholars are exploring the claims of
theology, the religious roots of culture, and the relation between beliefs and
the various areas or disciplines in life.
With this book, students can confront religion through exposure to
significant minds in theology and related humanistic fields. Editor Ian G. Balfour was both a Professor of
Physics and Chair of the Department of Religion at Carleton College
Science
and Religion Today [Ian G. Barbour]
Science
and the Catholic Tradition [Ernan McMullin]
Science
and the Biblical World-View [Hendrikus Berkhoff]
The
Similarity of Science and Religion [Charles A. Coulson]
The
Three-fold Nature of Science and Religion [Harold K. Schilling]
Differences
Between Scientific and Religious Assertions [Donald D. Evans]
Science
and the Death of God [Frederick Ferre]
Evolution
and the Doctrine of Creation [Langdon Gilkey]
Creation
and the Origin of Life [William J. Schmidt]
Creation
and the Creator [L. Charles Birch]
Turmoil
or Genesis? [Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Philosophical
Reflections on Creation [Owen R. Jones]
The
Christian in a World of Technology [Harvey Cox]
Technology
and Man: A Christian Vision [W. Norris Clarke]
Minds
and Machines [John Habgood]
Genetic
Control and the Future of Man [Theodosius Dobzhansky]
Life on
Other Planets [W. Burnet Easton
1968 softcover in fair plus condition [RF,DD,HF,HK,HL,IF]ITEM XX07 $30
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