1. Modern science in historical perspective
On the origins of modern science
The post-Renaissance revolution : the New Science
Frank Sherwood Taylor : the man who was converted by Galileo
The limits of science
Proofs and demonstrations
On the intelligibility of Quantum Mechanics
Uncertainty, incompleteness, chance, and design
A Finite, Open and Contingent Universe
2. On the origin and development of life
A brief history of evolutionary thought
Life's intelligible design
What are the contributions of Genetics to the understanding of life?
On the Human Genome in contrast to the Great Apes Genome
On The Evolution Controversy
Scientific critiques of Darwinism
3. Beyond nature and history
The religion of Darwinism
On the riddle of man's origin
On science, history and free will
Science and Faith
Concluding remarks.