Introducing the dialogue between science and religion
History : three landmark debates
Why does history matter?
Debate 1: Copernicus, Galileo and the solar system
Debate 2: Newton, the mechanical universe, and deism
Debate 3: Darwin and the biological origins of humanity
Science and religion : general themes
Models of interaction between science and religion
Science, religion, and the explanation of things
Science, religion, and proofs for God's existence
Verification and falsification in science and religion
Realism and its alternatives in science and religion
The doctrine of creation and the natural sciences
How does god act in the world?
The use of models in science and religion
Natural science and natural theology
Theoretical anomalies in science and religion
The development of theory in science and religion
The interaction of science and religion in other faiths
Science and religion : contemporary debates
Richard Dawkins and scientific atheism : does science deny God?
Cosmology : does the anthropic principle mean anything?
Quantum theory : complementarity in science and religion
Evolutionary biology : can one speak of design in nature?
Evolutionary psychology : the origins of religious belief
The psychology of religion : exploring religious experience
The cognitive science of religion : is religion natural?
Case studies in science and religion
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955)
Thomas F. Torrance (1913-2007)
Charles A. Coulson (1910-74)
Ian R. Barbour (born 1923)
Arthur Peacocke (1924-2006)
Wolfhart Pannenberg (born 1928)
John Polkinghorne (born 1930)
Nancey Murphy (born 1951)
Alister E. McGrath (born 1953)
Philip Clayton (born 1956).