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Elsewhere I have introduced the work of exotheology (Peters, 2003, pp. 121-136) as speculative reflection on the theological significance of extraterrestrial life. Whether we call it ‘exotheology’ or ‘astrotheology,’ this differs from ‘cosmotheology’ as proposed in Steven Dick, which takes the form of a cosmic naturalism (Dick, 2000, p.200). Exotheology still draws upon classical theological commitments.

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AstroTheology: Religious Reflections on Extraterrestrial Life Forms

Theological Reflections on ETNL
Contact Optimists vs. Unique Earthers
The Speculations of the Contact Optimists
The Place of Evolution in the ETI Myth
How a Theologian Interprets Myth
The Astrobiological Delusion Regarding the Future of Religion
Conclusion
References

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Ted Peters
Dr. Ted Peters

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Will ET End Religion?
Are We Alone?
Evangelical Atheism Today: A Response to Richard Dawkins
Theistic Evolution: A Christian alternative to atheism, creationism and intelligent design
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