Religion and Science: History, Method, Dialogue Book

	Foreword
	General Introduction
Pt. I	History
	Introduction	2
	Science and Theology in the Enlightenment	7
	Dispelling Some Myths about the Split between Theology and Science in the Nineteenth Century	29
	The Quest for Harmony: An Interpretation of Contemporary Theology and Science	41
	Science, Religion, and the Future	61
Pt. II	Method
	Introduction	84
	Theology and Science: Listening to Each Other	95
	Postmodern Apologetics, or Why Theologians Must Pay Attention to Science	105
	Mathematics, Empirical Science, and Religion	121
	Rationality and Christian Self-Conceptions	131
	Entitled Christian Belief	145
	On the Nature of Theology	151
	Is Holistic Justification Enough?	161
Pt. III	Dialogue
	Introduction	170
	Key Developments in Physics Challenging Philosophy and Theology	183
	T = O: Is it Theologically Significant?	201
	Deterministic Chaos and Quantum Chaology	227
	Chaos Theory and Divine Action	243
	Complementarity	255
	Barth, Bohr, and Dialectic	271
	Quantum Complementarity and Christological Dialectic	291
	Information Theory, Biology, and Christology	301
	The Incarnation of the Informing Self-Expressive Word of God	321
	The Molecular Biology of Transcending the Gene	343
	The Theology of Human Agency and the Neurobiology of Learning	351
	Morality, Religion, and Human Evolution	375
	Theological Perspectives on Morality and Human Evolution	401
	Reflections on the Dialogue	425
	Appendix A: Suggestions for Further Reading	429
	Appendix B: Contributors	441