Pt. 1. Natural evolution. God's interaction with the world : the implications of deterministic "chaos" and models from "whole-part" constraints and personal agency
Biological evolution and Christian theology
Chance, potentiality, and God
Complexity, emergence, and divine creativity
pt. 2. Humanity evolving in the presence of God. Articulating God's presence in and to the world unveiled by the sciences
Natural being and becoming : the chrysalis of the human
The nature and purpose of man in science and Christian theology
pt. 3. Theological evolution
the reshaping of belief. Science and the future of theology : critical issues
The incarnation of the informing delf-expressive Word of God
The challenges and possibilities of Western Theism
Epilogue. Wisdom in science and education
and Robert Grosseteste, a medieval scientist-theologian and educator.
