Quantum Cosmology and the Laws of Nature: Scientific Perspectives on Divine ActionRobert J. Russell, Nancey C. Murphy, C. J. Isham Vatican Observatory, 1993 - 468 pages This collection of research papers explores the implications of quantum cosmology and the status of the laws of nature for theological and philosophical issues regarding God's action in the world. The main goal is to contribute to constructive theology as it engages current research in the natural sciences, and to investigate the philosophical and theological elements in ongoing theoretical research in the natural sciences. |
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R J Russell | 42 |
Quantum Theories of the Creation of the Universe | 53 |
On Theological Interpretations of Physical Creation Theories | 93 |
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