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Author(s) |
Pages |
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Editorial [download] |
Oliver R. Barclay |
2 |
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The Miraculous [download] |
Paul Helm |
83-95 |
[Abstract] |
How Not to Think About Miracles [download] |
Stuart Judge |
97-102 |
[Abstract] |
Newton’s Rejection of the ‘Newtonian World View’: The Role of Divine Will in Newton’s Natural Philosophy [download] |
Edward B. Davis |
103-117 |
[Abstract] |
Evil in the Non-Human World [download] |
S. E. Alsford |
119-130 |
[Abstract] |
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Book Reviews |
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| Title |
Author(s) |
Pages |
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| Physics and the World |
Niels Bohr (John Polkinghorne) |
131 |
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| Science and Philosophy: Past and Present |
Derek Gjertsen (Paul Helm) |
131-132 |
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| What Mad Pursuit |
Francis Crick (A. B. Robins) |
132-133 |
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| A Brief History of Eternity: A considered response to Stephen Hawking’s ‘A Brief History of Time’ |
Roy E. Peacock (David A. Wilkinson) |
133-134 |
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| Genetics, The Ethics of Engineering Life |
David Suzuki and Peter Knudtson (Caroline Berry) |
135 |
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| The Selfish Gene, New Edition |
Richard Dawkins (Darryl Macer) |
135-137 |
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| The Word of Science: The Religious and Social Thought of C. A. Coulson |
David & Eileen Hawkin (Lawrence Osborn) |
137-138 |
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| The Big Bang, Revised and Updated Edition |
Joseph Silk (Robert Boyd) |
138-139 |
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| Sidereus Nuncius, or The Sidereal Messenger |
Galileo Galilei (C. A. Russell) |
139 |
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| Science, Order and Creativity |
David Bohm and F. David Peat (Jonathan R. Topham) |
139-141 |
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| Infinite in All Directions |
Freeman J. Dyson (Ernest C. Lucas) |
141-143 |
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| Schrodinger: Life and Thought |
Walter Moore (John Polkinghorne) |
143-144 |
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| Grounds for Reasonable Belief |
Russell Stannard (Lawrence Osborn) |
144-145 |
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| The Human Career: Human Biological and Cultural Origins |
Richard G. Klein (Gordon Barnes) |
145-146 |
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| An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science |
Anthony O’Hear (Melvin Tinker) |
146-147 |
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| Physics and Philosophy: The Revolution in Modem Science |
Werner Heisenberg (David A. Wilkinson) |
147-148 |
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| The Mind on Fire |
Blaise Pascal (Oliver R. Barclay) |
148 |
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| The Darwinian Paradigm: Essays on its History, Philosophy, and Religious Implications |
Michael Ruse (Gordon E. Barnes) |
148-150 |
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| The Gene Shifters |
John Newell (Neil Messer) |
150-152 |
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| Wisdom, Information & Wonder. What is knowledge for? |
Mary Midgley (Lawrence Osborn) |
152-153 |
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| Darwin and the General Reader |
Alvar Ellegard (Darryl Macer) |
153-154 |
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| The God Who Would be Known: Revelations of the Divine in Contemporary Science |
John. M. Templeton and Robert L. Herrmann (Oliver Barclay) |
154-155 |
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| Wonderful Life–The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History |
Stephen Jay Gould (Peter Mott) |
155-156 |
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| Multiple Exposure–Chronicles of the Radiation Age |
Catherine Caufield (Andrew Fox) |
156-157 |
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| Rochester Roundabout. The Story of High Energy Physics |
John Polkinghorne (Robert Boyd) |
157 |
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| Healing: Fiction, Fantasy or Fact? |
David C. Lewis (John Wilkinson) |
157-159 |
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