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• catalog contributor b1993703.
• catalog created "1965.".
• catalog date "1965".
• catalog date "1965.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1965.".
• catalog description "1: Contact and conflict. Conflicts within science and their resolution -- Causes of conflict between scientists and theologians -- Past services of science to theology -- Present-day rapprochements between science and theology -- Evolution and pre-human evil -- An example of theological speculation -- Conclusion -- 2: The nature of scientific theories. Scientific theories and the physical world -- Scientific theories and "maps" -- Scientific theories and "models" -- Scientific theories and "reality" -- The languages of science and theism -- Conclusion -- 3: Cosmology and contingency. The world of Christian theism -- Rationality and contingency in classical physics -- Relativity and the a priori -- The selectic subjectivism of Eddington -- The kinematic relativity of Milne -- Conclusions -- 4: Creation in theology and science. Theistic and deistic views of creation -- "The beginning of the world" -- The steady-state theories -- Conclusion -- 5: Modern physics and indeterminacy. Objectivity and determinism -- Determinism in classical and quantum physics -- Causality in physics and theology -- The pantheism of Schrödinger -- 6: The body and the soul. Body and soul in man -- Determinism and scepticism -- The philosophers and the physiologists -- The neurophysiological approach -- Models for the brain -- Information and entropy -- Conclusion -- 7: Man's origin and ancestry. The nature and origin of life -- Human and sub-human souls -- The origin of the human soul -- The unity of the human race -- 8: The purpose of creation. Theism and humanism -- The purpose in the process -- Evolution, evil and the fall -- God's method with evil -- The virgin birth: a digression -- Evolution and the incarnation. The end of the story -- Appendix: A recent work by Dr Smethurst.".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. [319]-323.".
• catalog extent "xxi, 328 p.".
• catalog isPartOf "The Bampton lectures, 1956".
• catalog issued "1965".
• catalog issued "1965.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "[Hamden, Conn.] Archon Books,".
• catalog subject "215".
• catalog subject "BL240 .M347 1965".
• catalog subject "Religion and science 1946-".
• catalog subject "Religion and science.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1: Contact and conflict. Conflicts within science and their resolution -- Causes of conflict between scientists and theologians -- Past services of science to theology -- Present-day rapprochements between science and theology -- Evolution and pre-human evil -- An example of theological speculation -- Conclusion -- 2: The nature of scientific theories. Scientific theories and the physical world -- Scientific theories and "maps" -- Scientific theories and "models" -- Scientific theories and "reality" -- The languages of science and theism -- Conclusion -- 3: Cosmology and contingency. The world of Christian theism -- Rationality and contingency in classical physics -- Relativity and the a priori -- The selectic subjectivism of Eddington -- The kinematic relativity of Milne -- Conclusions -- 4: Creation in theology and science. Theistic and deistic views of creation -- "The beginning of the world" -- The steady-state theories -- Conclusion -- 5: Modern physics and indeterminacy. Objectivity and determinism -- Determinism in classical and quantum physics -- Causality in physics and theology -- The pantheism of Schrödinger -- 6: The body and the soul. Body and soul in man -- Determinism and scepticism -- The philosophers and the physiologists -- The neurophysiological approach -- Models for the brain -- Information and entropy -- Conclusion -- 7: Man's origin and ancestry. The nature and origin of life -- Human and sub-human souls -- The origin of the human soul -- The unity of the human race -- 8: The purpose of creation. Theism and humanism -- The purpose in the process -- Evolution, evil and the fall -- God's method with evil -- The virgin birth: a digression -- Evolution and the incarnation. The end of the story -- Appendix: A recent work by Dr Smethurst.".
• catalog title "Christian theology and natural science; some questions in their relations [by] E. L. Mascall.".
• catalog type "text".