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Peacocke, A, ‘The Sound of Sheer Silence: How Does God Communicate with Humanity?’ in Neuroscience and the Person: Scientific Perspectives on Divine Action, ed. by RJ Russell et al (Vatican City and Berkeley, Ca.: Vatican Observatory and CTNS, 1999). Brain function may also be of this kind - our mental life being the highest emergent property (see the concept of emergence) of the brains in our bodies.

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A Test Case - Divine Action

Index - God, Humanity and the Cosmos, 1999 T&T Clark

Peacocke’s View of Divine Action

Related Book Topics:

An Introduction to Divine Action: Isaac Newton’s God
God of the Gaps
Determinism, Indeterminism and Their Implications
Law, Chance and Divine Action
Different Understandings of Chance
How to Think About Providential Agency
A Classification of Theories of Divine Action
Neo-Thomist Views of Divine Action
Body-of-God Theories of Divine Action
Polkinghorne’s View of Divine Action
Quantum-Based Proposals on Divine Action
Criticisms of Quantum-Based Proposals on Divine Action
Process Models of Divine Action
Peacocke and Polkinghorne Compared
Peacocke and Polkinghorne: Comparison of Models of Divine Action
The Question of Miracle
The Resurrection of Jesus
The Virginal Conception of Jesus
Science and Divine Action

Source:

Dr. Christopher Southgate in God, Humanity and the Cosmos. Published by T&T Clark.

See also:

Isaac Newton
Charles Darwin
Theology
Does God Act?
Ward on Divine Action