BIG Questions – Page 174

Large Cosmic Lessons in Physics
By Paul Davies on February 12, 2002
Is the universe trying to tell us something?
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The Legacy of John Archibald Wheeler
By Kenneth Ford on February 9, 2002
John Wheeler likes to say that his career has moved through three phases, from "Everything is particles" to "Everything...
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Lee Smolin on the Nature and Future of the Universe
By the Editor on December 24, 2001
What is the future of the future? Will it all end in fire or in ice? And what kinds...
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Physics and Process Thought
By Thomas Oord on November 26, 2001
A review of John A. Jungerman's "World in Process: Creativity and Interconnection in the New Physics."
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Is Music Dead?
By Jill Neimark on October 23, 2001
David Cope, the author of more than seventy published compositions and a professor at the University of California at...
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Altruism in Groups: Evolutionary Biological and Psychological Evidence
By Thomas Oord on September 10, 2001
A review of "Unto Others: The Evolution and Psychology of Unselfish Behavior" by Elliott Sober and David Sloan Wilson.
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Pandemonium Tremendum
By James Huchingson on July 5, 2001
Excerpts from "Pandemonium Tremendum: Chaos and Mystery in the Life of God"
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The Epistemology of Testimony
By Peter Lipton on June 12, 2001
If the role of testimony in knowledge is so vast, why is its role in the history of epistemology...
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Four Dimensions of the Scientific Tradition
By B. Wallace on May 22, 2001
It is crucial to identify the salient features of distinct aspects: science itself, the philosophical view known as scientific...
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Confessions of a Trinitarian Evolutionist
By the Editor on May 19, 2001
Thomas Jay Oord interviews German Lutheran theologian Wolfhart Pannenberg.
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