with Humanity?" Peters, Ted. “Resurrection of the Very Embodied Soul?" Stoeger, William R., S.J. “The Mind-Brain Problem, the Laws of Nature, and Constitutive Relationships."

1b). Chance in turn was elevated to a metaphysical principle by Jacques Monod, who rejected God’s involvement in evolution, but Peacocke disagrees. Instead, chance connotes the many ways in which potential forms of organization are thoroughly

which regards the entire created universe as an interconnected system-of-systems, and adopts a panentheistic account of God’s relationship to the world such that God is understood as immanent within the whole of creation, yet the world is

and of Interconnected and Interdependent Complexity.” Peters, Ted. “The Trinity In and Beyond Time." Polkinghorne, John. “The Laws of Nature and the Laws of Physics."

Mind to God." Peters, Ted. “Resurrection of the Very Embodied Soul?" Russell, Robert John. “Divine Action and Quantum Mechanics: A Fresh Assessment." Book Series Index

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atheist - is simply unwarranted by the science. Atheism fails to be scientific, because science deals with the world of creatures, not the realm of the creator. Charles Darwin, who gave us the concept of evolution as “descent

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