Intelligence Barbour, Ian. “Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Nature: Theological and Philosophical Reflections." Book Series Index Next: Astronomy Email link

of science. Many theologians have seen no contradiction between Darwin and Christian faith, both at the time of Darwin’s writings and in the century since. Natural selection is creative: in a “sieve- like” way it retains rare

An Overview.” Barbour, Ian G. “Five Models of God and Evolution.” Birch, Charles. “Neo-Darwinism, Self-organization, and Divine Action in Evolution.” Cela-Conde,

to pervade traditional Christian thought down to the present situation. Might contemporary physics shed any light on this issue? Peters’ cites Eleonore Stump, Norman Kretzmann, Ian Barbour and Holmes Rolston , each of whom suggest ways in

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the pioneering work of Ian Barbour , who brought out Issues in Science and Religion in 1966 and Myths, Models and Paradigms in 1974. His Gifford Lectures of 1990, published as Religion in an Age of Science and Ethics in an Age of

and metaphor in religion are Ian Barbour , Janet Martin Soskice and Sallie McFague . McFague in particular stresses the role of metaphor in the development of imaginative formulations - all metaphor contains an is/is not - in some respects a crafty

vs Theology of Nature In Ian Barbour’s Typology of the possible relationships between science and religion he uses these two similar terms. Natural theology is traditionally understood as the consideration of what can be known about