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Emergence, Supervenience, and Personal Knowledge
What, if anything, does recent work on emergence in the sciences, in the philosophy of mind, and in theology...
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Many Worlds: Cosmotheology
It is important that we define what we mean by “the new universe” before we try to study its...
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On the Edge of Time: An Excerpt from Spiritual Transformations: Science, Religion, and Human Becoming
Nikos Kazantzakis in Report to Greco describes the process of evolution as the result of a divine creative activity....
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Exploring Non-Reductionism and Levels of Reality: On the Importance of the Non-Separability of Discontinuity and Continuity of the Different Levels of Reality
“We are now, admittedly, the masters of the Earth and the world, but our very mastery seems to escape...
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The Majesty and Misery of String Theory
Science Fact or Science Fiction A great crooner, if not exactly a great scholar, named Frank Sinatra once sang...
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Unexpected Truth
Statement by John D. BarrowAt The Templeton Prize News Conference, March 15, 2006 A little over a year ago...
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Teilhard and the Texture of the Evolutionary Cosmos
I would like to share with you one physicist’s understanding of the religious thought of one of the most...
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The Dialogue — Where It Stands Today and Why It Matters
Part IScience and religion are two major long-term themes of human thought-indeed two dominating aspects of human culture, each...
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What Charles Townes Hath Wrought
The Laser Has Become an Indispensable Technology for Living, Discovering, Flourishing In 1954 Charles Hard Townes, James Gordon and...
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On Rationality and Emotion, Faith and Hope
Introduction The historical interaction of science and religion in the West can be seen as tension between faith and...