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Perceived Reality: Space
One summer night when I was outdoors, I stared skyward in reflection and pictured myself in an all powerful...
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Meaning through Transdisciplinary Knowledge
Introduction Time has passed since 1959 when C. P. Snow formulated the concept of two cultures – scientific and...
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The Notion of Events and Three Ways of Knowing
The Notion of Events and Three Ways of Knowing: Problems with mentalistic explanations, free will, self, soul, and intrinsic...
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Why Religion Matters and How Religion Should Matter
1. Professor Huston Smith has elegantly summarized the essence of the Science-Religion dialogue in the following terms: “My favorite...
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Four Dimensions of the Scientific Tradition
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
Thomas Jay Oord interviews German Lutheran theologian Wolfhart Pannenberg.
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Alternative Covenants
From: George Ellis … I fully accept ontological uncertainty. This has lead me to realise that there is a...
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An Ecology of Knowledge
The purpose of this paper is to outline some contributions that “ecofeminism” can make to the science and religion...
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A modest epistemology
I am delighted that the organizers of the “Future Visions” Conference chose to include a session on “Complementary...
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Mind the Light
Mind the Light Plenary remarks to the State of the World Forum, New York, NY September 2000 <http://www.worldforum.org>. ...
