The Big Questions in Science and Religion - Academic library

Is There a Firm and Unalterable Experience That Establishes Absolute Laws of Nature?Providence and History From Consciousness to a Physical Universe The Spectrum of Religious Views of the Human Person Computers and Artificial Intelligence Miracles in the World Religions Nontheistic Developments in Religion Intelligent Design Evolution and Transhumanism Quantum Physics and Consciousness Religious Attitudes about the End of the Universe Three Problems with the Biblical Story Has Science Made Belief in God Obsolete?Theism, Idealism, and Arguments for God The Primacy of Consciousness Is It Still Possible to Speak of the Soul?Are Miracles Transgressions of the Laws of Nature?Whole—Part Causation Buddhism and the Human Person How Did the Universe Begin? The Resurrection of Jesus as a Paradigmatic Miracle God and the Multiverse Are Quests for Ultimate Explanation Properly Scientific?Can We Ever Trust Testimony to the Occurrence of a Miracle?Religious Experience in Indian Traditions Space and Time in Traditional Religious Thought Why Improbable Events Probably Occur Theistic Evolution Revelation As a Form of Divine Action The "Indifference" of Evolutionary Laws The Possibility of Religious Explanations of the Universe The Development of Philosophical Views of Space and Time Religious Views That Place the Goal of Life beyond the Universe Process Philosophy and the Creative Temporality of God Empirical Surveys of Religious Experience Science and the End of Reductionism Must All Facts Be Publicly Observable?The "Three-Age" View of Human Intellectual History Reductionism and the Reaction against Descartes Is Science Value-Free?Do the Laws of Nature Exclude Miracles?Indian Religious Stories of the Origin of All Things Modern Religious Views about the End of the Universe Some Problems with the Multiverse The Theistic Hope for a New Creation Religious Experience in the Semitic Traditions A More Subtle Form of Duality in Neuropsychology Does Science Allow for Revelation and Divine Action?Religious and Scientific Cosmologies God and the Possibility of Multiple Space/Times Psychology and Religious Experience Value, Faith, and Science The End of the Closed Causal Web?The Biblical Story As the Origin of the Scientific Outlook Process Philosophy Fine-tuning Arguments Ultimate Pessimism and Ultimate Optimism in Scientific Cosmology Is Time an Illusion?Is Science the Only Sure Path to Truth?The Scientific Search for a Final Theory Are There Causes outside the Domain of Science?Temporal Flow and Freedom What Can an Omnipotent Being Do?The Worlds of Science and of Common Sense The Spectrum of Religious Claims about the Origin of the Universe Moral and Religious Experience The Discovery of the Laws of Nature God, Necessity, and the Problem of Evil Possible Religious Goals of an Evolutionary Universe Is Evolution Compatible with Creation?The Double-Aspect Theory of Brain and Consciousness Facts about Human Motives and Goals The Origins of Religion and Spiritual Sensibility Religion between the Sciences and the Humanities and Social Sciences Top-Down Causality Explaining Altruism Genetically The Difference Religious Belief Makes to Morality The Self-Unfolding Nature of an Evolutionary Cosmos Degeneration or Progress in History?Suffering and Randomness in Evolution Can God Be an Ultimate Explanation?Morality and Sociobiology Can Science Provide a Wholly Naturalistic Explanation for Moral and Religious Beliefs?Quantum Theory and the Laws of Nature Reality and Appearance The German Idealist Roots of Evolutionary Thought Semitic Ideas of the Soul How Will the Universe End?Basic Perspectives Science and Arguments for God Miracles in Different Religious Contexts Miracles as Extraordinary Manifestations of Spiritual Power Differing Interpretations of Experience Creation and Creationism Some Facts That Are Not Scientific— The Case of History The Classical View of God as Spaceless and Timeless The Development of Theism in Hebrew Thought The Goal of the Far-Future Universe Flowing Time and Block Time Science and the Humanities and Social Sciences The Importance of Experience in Religion The Idea of Necessity Indian Religious Traditions and Spiritual Causality Religion and Morality in Eastern Traditions What Is the Nature of Space and Time?The Possibility of Particular Divine Acts in the World Original Sin and Evolution Two Ancient Stories of the Origin of All Things Three Scientific Views of the End of the Universe Post-Enlightenment Religion Truth in Art Negative and Positive Views of Time Religious and Scientific Views of the Person The Mechanisms of Evolution Religion and Morality in the Semitic Traditions Other Eastern Analyses of the Human Person Hume's Argument That Miracles Are Absolutely Impossible Personal Explanation The Causal Efficacy of Conscious States Mathematical Models and What Reality Is Like The God Hypothesis The Relation of Religious and Scientific Claims about the End of the Universe

A short course of lectures«The Big Questions in Science and Religion»

A short course of lectures
«The Big Questions in Science and Religion»