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It is sometimes supposed that because Whitehead formulated his metaphysics at the time of the great developments in physics known as the second quantum revolution [The Schrödinger Wave Equation was published in 1926, the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle in 1927] and because both process thought and quantum theory require a somewhat unusual way of looking at the world, that therefore process schemes are particularly compatible with the new physics. But see Polkinghorne, J, Science and Christian Belief (London: SPCK, 1994) pp22-3 against this view.

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Historical Examples of the Debate

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

Process Metaphysics

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Historical Examples of the Debate

Source:

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

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