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Index

  • abductive inference, ,
  • Addison, Joseph, ‘Ode’, –130
  • Adler, Alfred,
  • Age of Reason,
    ,
  • Alexander, Richard,
  • al‐Ghazali, Abu Hamid, –115
  • Alpher, Ralph,
  • American National Academy of Science,
  • analogies, use of, –16,
    ,
    –166,
    –175,
    • choice,
    • and doctrine of creation,
      –166
    • interpretation,
    • limitations,
    • religious,
      –163
    • scientific,
      –157
    • soteriological,
    • see also analogy of being
  • analogy of being, ,
    –160
  • Anselm of Canterbury, ,
    • Proslogion,
  • Anthropic Cosmological Principle, The (Barrow and Tipler),
  • anthropic principle, , –202
    • examples, –201
    • phenomena,
  • Aquinas see Thomas Aquinas
  • Arabic intellectuals, medieval,
    ,
    , , –115
  • Aristotle,
    ,
    ,
    –51, ,
    • rediscovery of,
    • Christian critiques of,
    • influence on natural sciences,
      ,
      ,
  • Arrhenius, August, Worlds in the Making,
  • Asia, ,
  • astronomy
    • and celestial mechanics,
    • and the ‘big bang’ theory,
    • see also telescopes
  • Athanasius of Alexandria,
  • atheism,
    , –109, ,
    • apologists,
    • non‐rational beliefs,
    • scientific, , , , ,
  • Atkins, Peter, –66,
  • atomic theory,
    –148
    • models,
      ,
      ,
      –148
    • and realism, ,
  • atonement, Christian doctrine of,
    ,
    –169
  • Atran, Scott,
  • Augustine of Hippo,
    ,
    ,
    • challenge to Aristotle,
    • on divine creation, , –125,
    • On the Trinity, –195
  • Ayala, Francisco,
    ,
  • Ayer, Alfred J., Language, Truth and Logic, –85
  • Bacon, Francis,
  • Bailer‐Jones, Daniela,
    –146
  • Barbour, Ian G., –8, , , ,
    • critical realism, ,
    • on modelling,
      –175
    • and process thought, , –118
    • writings
      • Issues in Science and Religion, –8,
      • Myths, Models and Paradigms,
      • Religion in an Age of Science,
  • Barrett, Justin, , ,
  • Barth, Karl,
  • Baumeister, Roy, Meanings of Life,
  • Behe, Michael, Darwin’s Black Box,
  • Benedict XIV, pope,
  • Bergson, Henri, , ,
  • Bhaskar, Roy,
  • biblical creation accounts, ,
    ,
    • and Darwinism,
      ,
      –49
    • image of God concept, –195, ,
  • biblical interpretation, developments in,
    ,
    ,
    –34,
    –37
    • accommodation,
      ,
      –36,
    • allegorical,
      –34
    • and the Copernican controversy,
    • creation see biblical creation accounts
    • and the Galileo controversy,
    • literal,
      ,
      ,
      ,
    • Noah’s flood,
      ,
    • Protestant see under Protestant Christianity
    • theoretical models,
      ,
    • young earth,
      –49
  • ‘big bang’ theory,
    –53,
    • and the kalam argument, –103
    • and Christian narratives of creation,
      , ,
    • development of,
      –52
    • and the mutiverse, ,
  • biological evolution see evolution, theory of
  • biotechnology, ethics of, ,
  • black holes,
    ,
  • Bohm, David,
  • Bohr, Niels,
  • Bonjour, Laurence,
  • Bossuet, Jacques‐Bénigne,
  • Bostrom, Nick,
  • Boyer, Pascal, ,
  • Boyle, Robert, ,
  • Brahe, Tycho,
    ,
  • British Association for the Advancement of Science,
    –23
    • Oxford debate (1860),
      –27, –181
  • British Broadcasting Corporation,
  • Broglie, Louis de, ,
  • Brooke, John Hedley,
    –21
  • Brower, Jeffrey,
  • Brownian motion,
  • Brunner, Emil,
  • Buddhism, ,
  • Buffon, Georges,
  • Calvin, John,
    –35,
    • contribution to natural sciences,
    • Institutes of the Christian Religion,
  • Cantor, Geoffrey, –12
  • Cantwell Smith, Wilfred,
  • Carnap, Rudolph, The Logical Construction of the World,
  • Carr, Bernard J.,
  • ‘catastrophe’ theories,
    –45,
  • Catholic Christianity,
    ,
    –37,
    • analogy of being,
    • doctrine of unchangeability,
    • in the United States,
  • causation, –104, –117
  • Chalmers, Thomas,
  • Charles, Jacques,
  • Chesterton, G. K.,
  • Christianity, divisions within, ,
  • Ciampoli, Giovanni,
    ,
  • Clayton, Philip, –76,
    • Explanation from Physics to Theology,
  • cognitive science of religion, –218
    • models, –216
  • complementarity, principle of,
  • complexity, as argument for God’s existence, –107
  • constructive empiricism,
  • convergent evolution,
  • Conway Morris, Simon, Life’s Solution, –207
  • Copernican revolution,
    ,
    –33,
  • Copernicus, Nicolas,
    ,
    ,
    • On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies,
      ,
  • Copleston, Frederick,
  • cosmological argument, –101,
  • cosmology,
    ,
    –32,
    ,
    –54
    • and arguments for the existence of God, –101
    • atheistic,
    • inductive approach to,
    • multiverse see multiverse, concept of
    • and science–religion dialogue,
    • and traditional Christian view of creation,
    • see also solar system, models of
  • Coulson, Charles A., –14
    • Science and Christian Belief,
  • Coyne, Jerry,
  • Craig, William Lane,
  • creation, Christian doctrine of,
    , ,
    • as causation,
    • contrasted with Greek thought,
    • ex nihilo, ,
      ,
      ,
    • human role in, –196
    • influence on natural sciences, –135
    • models of,
      –167
    • and narrative,
    • as ordering of nature,
      –165
    • Trinitarian,
    • see also biblical creation accounts
  • creationism, ,
    –49,
    • conflict with science,
  • critical realism, , ,
    –163
  • Crombie, Ian M.,
  • Cupitt, Don,
  • Davidson, Donald,
  • Darwin, Charles, , , –82
    • concerns about evolutionary suffering, –190
    • critique of Paley,
      ,
      , –82
    • on mystery,
    • on human race,
    • use of analogy,
      –156
    • voyage on HMS Beagle,
      –44, –82
    • writings
      • Descent of Man,
        ,
        ,
      • Origin of Species see On the Origin of Species (Darwin)
  • Darwin, Erasmus, Zoönomia,
  • Darwinism, ,
    ,
    • and biblical creation accounts,
      ,
    • metaphysical,
    • nineteenth‐century controversy,
      –27,
      –44,
      ,
  • Davies, Paul, , ,
    • God and the New Physics,
  • Dawkins, Richard,
    • critique of Paley,
      –47, ,
    • and Darwinism, , , ,
    • on mystery,
    • opposition of science and religion, ,
    • positivism,
    • scientism,
    • on suffering,
    • writings
      • Blind Watchmaker, The,
        –47,
      • Selfish Gene, The, , –206
  • Dear, Peter, –71
  • deism,
    –42
    • and Newtonian mechanics,
    • notion of divine action, –113
    • spread of,
    • static worldview,
  • demarcation, criteria of, –87
  • Dembski, William A., Intelligent Design,
  • Dennett, Daniel, ,
  • design, argument from see teleological argument
  • determinism, , ,
  • Devitt, Michael,
  • Dirac, Paul,
  • Dise, Nancy,
  • divine action, concept of,
    , –121,
    • biblical accounts,
    • indeterminacy,
    • through laws of nature, –113
    • Newtonian,
    • and problem of evil, –117
    • process see process thought
    • Thomist,
    • and the ‘unmoved mover’,
  • divine causality,
  • divine economy, concept of,
    –162
  • Dixon, Thomas,
  • downward causation, , –120
  • Draper, John William, History of the Conflict between Religion and Science, ,
  • Driesch, Hans, ,
  • Duhem, Pierre, , ,
  • Dunn, James D. G.,
  • Dyson, Freeman, ‘The Scientist as Rebel’,
    ,
  • early modern period,
    • laws of nature concept, ,
    • mathematics,
    • science,
    • view of miracles, –13
  • Easter Island,
  • Edwards, Jonathan, ,
  • efficient causation,
  • Einstein, Albert, , ,
    • ethics, –180,
    • gravitational theories,
      ,
    • model of photoelectric effect,
      –153
    • on mystery,
      ,
    • and quantum theory, –123
    • religious belief,
    • theory of relativity see relativity, general theory of
  • electrons, behaviour of,
    –148,
    ,
    ,
    • inference from,
    • and light,
      –153
  • Ellis, George, –184
  • Enlightenment,
    • dislike of metaphor,
      ,
    • as paradigm shift,
    • rationalism,
  • epistemology, –68,
    • and assumptions,
    • and ontology,
    • pluralism,
    • universal, –68
  • eschatology, , ,
  • ethics, –5, , –185
    • biotechnology, ,
    • cultural factors, –184
    • neuroscience of, –184
    • and speciesism,
  • Everett, Hugh,
  • evidence, nature of,
  • evolution, theory of,
    –22, ,
  • evolutionary biology, , ,
    ,
    • methodology,
    • and teleology, –207
  • evolutionary debunking arguments, –127
    • critiques of,
  • evolutionary theism,
    –50
  • evolutionism, ,
  • existence of God, arguments for, , , –110
    • as best explanation, ,
    • complexity,
      , –107
    • and Darwinism,
      ,
    • and natural theology, , –131,
    • ontological, ,
    • traditional,
      , , –107
  • explanation, theories of, –79,
  • extinctions,
    , ,
    • fossil evidence for,
    • significance for natural selection,
  • evil, problem of,
    • and eschatology,
    • free will defence, –117
    • natural,
    • see also theodicy
  • faith, rationality of, –83
  • falsificationism, , –89
  • Farrer, Austin, ,
  • Ferkiss, Victor,
  • Feser, Edward G.,
  • Fish, Stanley,
  • ‘Five Ways’ of Thomas Aquinas, –102
    • criticisms of, –102
  • Flew, Anthony, ‘Theology and Falsification’,
  • Foscarini, Paolo Antonio, Letter on the Opinion of the Pythagoreans and Copernicus,
  • Foster, Michael, ‘The Christian Doctrine of Creation and the Rise of Modern Science’, –135
  • fossils,
    ,
    ,
  • France, scientific atheism in,
  • Frazer, Sir James, The Golden Bough,
  • Friedman, Alexander,
  • Freud, Sigmund,
    , , –212
    • atheism,
    • and psychogenesis,
    • study of obsession,
    • theory of repression, –211
    • writings
      • Future of an Illusion, ,
      • Interpretation of Dreams,
      • Moses and Monotheism,
      • Psychopathology of Everyday Life,
      • Totem and Taboo, ,
  • fundamentalism,
  • Galapagos Islands,
    ,
  • Galileo Galilei, ,
    ,
    • and Aristotelian ideas,
      ,
    • controversy with papacy, ,
      ,
      –25,
      –37
    • on mathematics, –199
    • and mountains of the moon,
      –155
    • writings
      • Letter to the Grand Countess Christina,
      • Starry Messenger,
        –155
  • Geertz, Armin,
  • Geiger, Hans,
    ,
  • general theory of relativity see relativity, general theory of
  • Gilkey, Langdon, Maker of Heaven and Earth,
  • Gnosticism,
  • Godfrey‐Smith, Peter,
    –144,
  • Gore, Charles,
  • Gould, Stephen Jay, –4, –10
    • ‘Nonmoral Nature’,
  • Grant, Edward,
  • gravitational lensing, ,
  • Gregory the Great,
  • Griffiths, Paul,
  • Guth, Alan,
  • Guthrie, Stewart, Faces in the Clouds,
  • Haidt, Jonathan, The Righteous Mind,
  • Hanson, N. R., , –88
  • Harman, Gilbert, –81
  • Harris, Sam, The Moral Landscape, –184
  • Harrison, Peter,
    ,
    ,
    ,
  • Hartshorne, Charles,
  • Hefner, Philip,
    • The Human Factor, ,
  • Heisenberg, Werner, , ,
    –170
  • Herman, Robert,
  • hermeneutics,
  • Herschel, John,
  • Herschel, William,
  • Hertz, Heinrich,
  • Hinshelwood, Cyril,
  • Hobbes, Thomas,
    ,
  • Hood, Ralph W., –213
  • Hoyle, Fred,
  • Hubble, Edwin,
  • human nature, understandings of, –196
    • Christian, –69,
    • as co‐creator, –196
    • Darwinian,
    • ‘fallen’,
    • humanist, –193
    • transhumanist, –194
  • Hume, David,
    ,
    • on causation,
    • critique of miracles, –123
    • inductive reasoning,
    • influence of, ,
    • on Paley,
    • Treatise of Human Nature,
  • Hutton, James,
  • Huxley, Julian, ,
  • Huxley, Thomas H.,
    ,
    , –97, –181
    • ‘Evolution and Ethics’ lecture,
  • Huygens, Christiaan,
  • Ian Ramsey Centre, Oxford,
  • idealism, –62
  • idolatry, , –217
  • inductive generalizations, ,
  • inference, –82
    • abductive, ,
    • a posteriori,
    • and complexity,
    • of the existence of God, , ,
    • moral,
    • of theoretical entities, ,
    • unconscious,
    • and verificationism,
    • see also inference to the best explanation
  • inference to the best explanation, , –81,
    • ane religion, ,
    • and the theory of natural selection, –82
    • teleological, –207
  • Institute for Creation Research,
  • instrumentalism, –63
  • Intelligent Design movement,
  • Islamic theism,
    • medieval,
      , –115
  • Jaki, Stanley L.,
  • James, William, , , ,
    , ,
    • Varieties of Religious Experience, The, –210
  • Jastrow, Robert,
  • John Paul II, pope, ,
  • Jong, Jonathan, ,
  • Judaism, ,
    ,
    ,
  • Jung, Carl Gustav, ,
  • kalam argument, –103
  • Kant, Immanuel, ,
  • Kaufmann, Whitley,
  • Kavanagh, Christopher,
  • Keats, John, ‘Lamia’, –133
  • Kekulé, August, –78
  • Kelvin see Thomson, William, 1st Baron Kelvin
  • Kenny, Chris, –12
  • Kepler, Johann,
    –33,
    • discovery of elliptical orbits,
      , –80
    • Harmonies of the World, ,
  • Khayyam, Omar,
  • Kidd, Ian,
  • kinetic model of gases,
    –150
  • Kingsley, Charles, ,
  • Kitamori, Kazoh, A Theology of the Pain of God,
  • Kitcher, Philip,
  • Koperski, Jeffrey,
  • Kuhn, Thomas S., Structure of Scientific Revolutions, –92
  • language,
    • anthropomorphic, –206
    • cultural aspects,
    • limitations of,
    • metaphorical, , –206
    • religious,
      ,
      , ,
      ,
    • see also metaphor, use of
  • Laplace, Pierre‐Simon, ,
  • laws of nature, –115, –125
    • and evolution,
    • historical understandings, –123
    • and miracles, –125
  • Leland, John, The Principal Deistic Writers,
  • Lenard, Philipp,
  • Lenzen Victor F., ‘Procedures of Empirical Science’,
  • Leonardo da Vinci,
  • Le Verrier, Urbain,
  • Lewontin, Richard,
  • light, nature of,
    –153
    • analogy with sound,
      –152
    • as particle,
      ,
    • photons,
      ,
    • as wave,
      ,
  • Linnaeus, Carl,
  • Linné, Carl von see Linnaeus, Carl
  • Livingstone, David,
  • Locke, John, Essay Concerning Human Understanding,
  • logical positivism, ,
  • Lonergan, Bernard,
  • Lovell, Bernard,
  • Lyell, Charles,
    • Principles of Geology,
      –45
  • Mach, Ernst, ,
  • Marcel, Gabriel,
  • Marsden, Ernst,
    ,
  • materialism, –187
  • mathematics, ,
    , , –199
  • Maximus the Confessor,
  • Mayr, Ernst,
  • McCauley, Robert N., –218
  • McFague, Sallie,
    –164
  • McGrath, Alister E.,
    • Enriching Our Vision of Reality,
    • Territories of Human Reason,
  • McMullin, Ernan,
    ,
  • mechanistic worldview, rise of,
    ,
    –42
  • medieval science,
    –31
  • medieval theology,
    –34,
    • see also individual theologians
  • Mendel, Gregor,
  • metaphors, use of,
    • Christian,
      –159,
      –164
    • science–religion interface, –16
    • see also analogies, use of
  • methodological naturalism, ,
  • Michelson–Morley experiment,
  • Midgley, Mary, , –189
  • miracles, –113, –125
    • Hume on, –123,
    • early modern view of, –113
    • and the laws of nature, –121,
    • Pannenberg on, –125
    • Ward on, –124
  • Mitchell, John,
  • models, use of,
    –175
  • Moltmann, Jürgen, Crucified God, ,
  • Monod, Jacques, Chance and Necessity,
  • Moore, Aubrey, ,
  • moral evil, problem of,
  • Morris, Henry Madison,
    • The Long War Against God,
  • multiverse, concept of, ,
  • Murphy, Nancey, –69
  • mystery, human response to,
    ,
    –173
  • mysticism, ,
  • Nagel, Ernest, –63,
  • natural evil, problem of, –117
  • natural philosophy,
    • medieval,
      –31
  • natural sciences
  • natural selection, theory of, , ,
    • and artificial selection,
      –46,
    • Christian responses to,
      –49,
    • critiques,
    • development of,
      –44,
    • environmental influences,
    • inference to the best explanation, –82
    • and teleology,
      –46, , –205
  • natural theology, –134
    • approaches, –133
    • and transcendence,
    • use of term, –129
  • nature, theology of see theology of nature
  • Neptune,
  • neuroscience, , –184
  • Newman, John Henry,
  • Newton, Isaac,
    –41,
    • and the argument from design,
    • celestial mechanics,
      ,
      –40,
    • determinism,
    • gravitational theories,
      , , ,
    • and the laws of nature, , –121,
    • theology,
    • writings:
      • Optics,
      • Principia,
  • Niebuhr, Reinhold,
  • Noah’s flood, biblical story of,
    ,
  • Nola, Robert, ,
  • non‐overlapping magisteria (NOMA) model, ,
  • non‐reductive physicalism, –69
  • occasionalism,
  • Ockham, William, , ,
  • Oedipal complex, –212
  • old earth creationism,
  • On the Origin of Species (Darwin),
    ,
    ,
    ,
    • Christian response to,
      –49,
    • critiques,
      ,
      ,
    • later editions, , ,
    • natural selection,
      ,
      , –108,
      –156
    • see also natural selection, theory of
    • Oxford debate on,
      –27
    • use of analogy,
      –157
  • ontological argument, ,
  • ontology,
    • and epistemology, –68,
    • of light,
    • materialist,
  • Origen,
    ,
  • Ortega y Gasset, José, ,
  • Osiander, Andreas, –64
  • Otto, Rudolf, Idea of the Holy,
  • Paley, William,
    ,
    • on astronomy,
    • Darwin’s critique of,
      , –82
    • Dawkins’ critique of,
      –47, , –204
    • influence of,
    • Natural Theology,
      –43, –108,
    • on pain and suffering,
    • watchmaker concept, –106, ,
  • panentheism,
  • Pannenberg, Wolfhart, –125
  • paradigm shifts
    • scientific, –91
    • theological,
  • Peacocke, Arthur,
    • critical realism, ,
    • on divine action,
    • on downward causation,
    • on evolution,
    • on models,
      –163,
  • Peirce, Charles,
  • Penrose, Roger, –198
  • Penzias, Arno,
  • Peters, Ted, , , –196
  • phenomenalism,
  • Phillips, Dewi Z., ,
  • Philo of Alexandria,
  • philosophical naturalism,
  • philosophy of religion, , , –135
  • philosophy of science, ,
    • and reality, , ,
      –145,
      ,
    • themes of, –92
  • photoelectric effect,
  • physico‐theology, , ,
  • physics,
    ,
    ,
    • anthropic principle see anthropic principle
    • classical,
      , ,
    • experimental,
    • laws of,
    • and mathematics,
    • and mystery,
    • philosophies of, ,
    • reductionism, ,
    • subatomic,
    • theoretical,
  • Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni, Oration on the Dignity of Man,
  • Picard, Jean,
  • Pigliucci, Massimo, , ,
  • Pittendrigh, Colin S.,
  • Planck, Max, , ,
  • Plantinga, Alvin, , , ,
  • Plato, Timaeus,
  • Platonism,
    • interface with Christianity,
  • Polanyi, Michael,
  • Polkinghorne, John, –59,
    • critical realism, ,
    • on divine action,
    • epistemology, –68,
    • natural theology, –132
    • scientific metaquestions, –74, –134,
    • on theological models,
  • polytheism, –217
  • Pope, Alexander,
  • Popper, Karl, , –87
    • Logic of Scientific Discovery,
  • positivism, –77,
  • process thought, –118,
  • proof, ambiguity of, –110,
  • Protestant Christianity,
  • Przywara, Erich,
  • pseudo‐sciences,
  • psychoanalysis, , –211,
  • psychology of religion, –213
  • Ptolemy, Claudius,
    ,
    • Amalgest,
      –32
  • Putnam, Hilary, –60
  • quantum theory, , –119,
    • and complexity,
    • Copenhagen model,
    • determinist approaches,
  • Radcliffe‐Richards, Janet,
  • radioactivity, discovery of,
    –147
  • Ramsey, Ian T.,
    –162
    • Christian Discourse,
    • Models and Mystery,
    • Religious Language,
  • Raven, Charles, Natural Religion and Christian Theology,
  • Ray, John, Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of Creation,
  • Rea, Michael,
  • Rees, Martin J.,
  • realism, –61,
  • Redhead, Michael,
  • reductionism, –70,
    • causal,
    • explanatory,
    • methodological,
    • ontological,
    • psychological,
  • Reformation, Protestant,
    • and natural sciences,
      ,
    • as paradigm,
    • theological controversies,
  • relativity, general theory of,
    , –79,
    • and falsificationism,
    • predictive ability,
  • religion, definition of, –6, –126,
  • religious experience, phenomenon of, , –210,
    • measurement,
    • and organized religion, –210
  • religious explanation, –76
    • and religious experience,
    • Thomist, –100
  • Renaissance, , ,
    • biblical interpretation,
    • and the scientific revolution,
      ,
    • theology, , , ,
      ,
      ,
    • see also early modern period
  • Rheticus, G. J., Treatise on Holy Scripture and the Motion of the Earth,
  • Rolston, Holmes,
  • Rose, Steven, –67
  • Rosenberg, Alex, ,
    • An Atheist’s Guide to Reality,
  • Royal Society of London,
  • Rufinus of Aquileia,
    –169
  • Russell, Bertrand,
    , ,
    • Problems of Philosophy, The,
  • Russell, Colin,
    ,
  • Russell, Robert John,
  • Rutherford, Ernest,
    ,
    –148,
  • Ryder, Richard,
  • Salmon, Wesley, –72,
  • Sayers, Dorothy L., The Mind of the Maker,
    –166,
  • Schofield Reference Bible,
  • Scholz, Heinrich,
  • Schlick, Moritz,
  • Schleiermacher, Friedrich D. E.,
  • science, definition of,
  • science–religion interface, approaches to, –16, –219
    • analogies/metaphors, –16
    • and biblical interpretation,
      –29,
      –49
    • conflict model, –9, ,
    • creationism see creationism
    • critical realism,
      –163
    • dialogue model, –11,
      –174
    • independence model, –10
    • integration model, –12
    •  see also Two Books of God metaphor
    • essentialist fallacy,
      –25
    • historical, –13,
      –21,
    • independence model, –10,
    • integration model, –12
    • natural theology,
    • stereotypes,
    • see also philosophy of religion; philosophy of science; and individual scientists and theologians
  • scientific atheism see under atheism
  • scientific explanation, –73, –78
  • scientific method, nature of, ,
    , –69,
    • assumptions, –135
    • counterintuitivity, –218
    • hypothesis generation,
    • inductive reasoning, , , ,
    • inference see under inference
    • logic of discovery, ,
    • logic of justification, –78
    • models see scientific models, use of
    • and moral values, –180
    • and mystery,
    • observation, objectivity of, –91,
    • paradigm shifts, ,
    • realism see scientific realism
    • theory evaluation/modification, –81, –89, –98,
    • and teleology, –207
    • see also proof, ambiguity of
  • scientific models, use of,
    ,
    –157
    • choice,
    • comparison with religious models,
      –175
    • limitations,
    • risk of misunderstanding,
      –150,
      –156
    • as simplification,
      ,
      ,
    • see also individual scientific models
  • scientific realism, –59, ,
    –163
  • scientific revolutions, –92
  • scientism, , , –189
    • excessive rationalism,
    • as philosophy,
    • use of term, ,
  • Scott, Eugenie,
  • Scruton, Roger,
  • Sebonde, Raimundo de,
    • Liber Creatorum, ,
  • Sidgewick, Isabella,
  • Singer, Peter,
  • Smith, Christian,
  • solar system, models of,
    –33, , –91
    • adaptation to atomic theory,
    • geocentric,
      –32,
      ,
    • heliocentric,
      ,
      –34,
      –36, –64
  • Sollereder, Bethany, , ,
  • Soskice, Janet Martin,
  • soul, concept of, ,
  • Southgate, Christopher, The Groaning of Creation, –191,
  • speciesism,
  • Spinoza, Baruch, Tractatus Theologico‐Politicus,
  • Spranzi, Marta,
  • standard cosmological model,
    ,
    –53
  • ‘steady state’ theory,
    –53
  • Strasbourg, cathedral clock of,
    –41
  • string theory,
  • sub‐atomic particles, ,
  • supervenience, –70
  • Swinburne, Richard,
    • Concept of a Miracle,
  • technology, role of,
  • Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre, , ,
  • teleological argument, , ,
    • and Newton,
    • and Paley, –108,
  • teleology,
    ,
  • teleonomy,
  • telescopes,
    –154
    • compared with human eye,
    • importance of, , ,
    • limitations,
      –154
    • moon observations,
  • Tennant, F. R.
    • Miracle and Its Philosophical Presuppositions,
    • Philosophical Theology, –202
  • theism, classical,
    ,
    • explanatory capacity, –75,
  • theodicy, –192
  • theology, Christian, –68
    • epistemology, –68
    • explanatory role, –74,
    • language of,
      ,
    • medieval,
      –34,
    • natural see natural theology
    • as intellectual framework,
    • research methods, –68
    • systematic,
  • theology of nature, , , , –131
  • Thirty Years War,
  • Thomas Aquinas,
    , ,
  • Thomism, –115
  • Thomson, J. J.,
    ,
  • Thomson, William, 1st Baron Kelvin,
  • Tindal, Matthew, Christianity as Old as Creation,
  • Tolkein, J. R. R.,
  • top‐down causation see downward causation
  • Torrance, Thomas F., , ,
    • Theological Science,
  • Toulmin, Stephen,
  • transhumanism, –194,
  • Trinity, doctrine of,
    ,
    –173,
  • Turner, Frank,
    –28
  • Two Books of God metaphor, , –15,
  • Tycho’s supernova,
  • uniformitarianism,
    –45
  • uniformity of nature, ,
  • United States of America, ,
    • cultural norms,
    • Intelligent Design movement,
    • nineteenth‐century Protestantism,
  • universal Darwinism,
  • universe, age of,
    –53,
    • Lambda‐CDM model,
      ,
  • universities, medieval,
  • University of Padua,
    ,
  • Uranus,
  • utilitarianism,
  • van Elk, Michiel,
  • van Fraassen, Bas,
  • van Leeuwen, Neil,
  • van Till, Howard,
  • verificationism, , –85
    • eschatological,
  • Vienna Circle, , ,
  • Visala, Aku,
  • von Rad, Gerhard,
  • von Soldner, Johann Georg,
  • Wallace, Alfred Russell,
  • Ward, Keith, Divine Action, –124
  • warfare model of science and religion, –9, , ,
    • invention of,
      –24
    • in the United States, ,
    • issues, ,
      –25,
      ,
    • and positivism,
    • in Victorian England,
      ,
      –28
  • watchmaker, God as,
    –41, –106
    • and deism,
      , –113
  • Watts, Fraser,
  • Webb, C. C. J.,
  • Weinandy, Thomas,
  • Weinberg, Steven,
  • Whewell, William, , ,
    • Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences,
  • White, Andrew Dickson, History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom, ,
  • Whitehead, Alfred North, Process and Reality, ,
    • influence of, –118
  • whole–part causation see downward causation
  • Wigner, Eugene, ‘The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics’,
  • Wilberforce, Samuel,
    • demonization of,
      –27
    • review of Origin of Species,
  • Wilkins, John,
  • Williamson, Timothy,
  • Wilson, Edward O., Sociobiology, –182
  • Wilson, Robert,
  • Wittgenstein, Ludwig, , ,
  • Wood, William,
  • Wright, Edward,
  • Wright, N. T.,
  • Yandell, Keith,
  • Young earth creationism,
    –49
  • Young, Thomas,
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