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Zusatztext [a] valuable addition to the Oxford Handbooks in Religion and Theology series ... Recommended. Informationen zum Autor Russell Re Manning is Lord Gifford Fellow in the School of Divinity, History and Philosophy at University of Aberdeen. John Hedley Brooke is Emeritus Fellow at Harris Manchester College, Oxford. Fraser Watts is Reader in Theology and Science, University of Cambridge. Klappentext Frequently misunderstood or polemicized, natural theology is an under-studied yet persistent and pervasive presence throughout the history of thought about ultimate reality - from the classical Greek theology of the philosophers to twenty-first century debates in science and religion. contains some outstanding chapters Graham Oppy, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews Zusammenfassung Frequently misunderstood or polemicized, natural theology is an under-studied yet persistent and pervasive presence throughout the history of thought about ultimate reality - from the classical Greek theology of the philosophers to twenty-first century debates in science and religion. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction I: Historical Perspectives on Natural Theology 1: Stephen Clark: Classical Origins of Natural Theology 2: Christopher Rowland: Natural Theology and the Christian Bible 3: Wayne Hankey: Natural Theology in the Patristic Period 4: Alexander Hall: Natural Theology in the Middle Ages 5: Scott Mandelbrote: Early Modern Natural Theologies 6: Matthew Eddy: Nineteenth-Century Natural Theology 7: Rodney Holder: Natural Theology in the Twentieth Century II: Theological Perspectives on Natural Theology 8: Daniel Frank: Jewish Perspectives on Natural Theology 9: Robert Morrison: Natural Theology in Eastern Religions 10: Jessica Frazier: Perspectives on Natural Theology from Eastern Religions 11: Denis Edwards: Catholic Perspectives on Natural Theology 12: Russell Re Manning: Protestant Perspectives on Natural Theology 13: Christopher Knight: Natural Theology and the Eastern Orthodox Tradition 14: Andrew Moore: Theological Critiques of Natural Theology III: Philosophical Perspectives on Natural Theology 15: Keith Parsons: Perspectives on Natural Theology from Analytical Philosophy 16: Russell de Manning: A Perspective from Continental Philosophy 17: David Ray Griffin: Process Thought and Natural Theology 18: Neil A. Manson: The Design Argument and Natural Theology 19: William Schweiker: Morality and Natural Theology 20: Mark Wynn: Religious Experience and Natural Theology 21: Clayton Crockett: Postmodernity and Natural Theology 22: Pamela Sue Anderson: Feminist Perspectives on Natural Theology 23: Wesley Wildman: Comparative Natural Theology 24: Charles Taliaferro: Philosophical Critique of Natural Theology IV: Scientific Perspectives on Natural Theology 25: Michael Ruse: Natural Theology: The Biological Sciences 26: Paul Ewart: Physical Sciences and Natural Theology 27: David Knight: Chemical Sciences and Natural Theology 28: John Polkinghorne: Mathematics and Natural Theology 29: Christopher Southgate: Natural Theology and Ecology 30: Fraser Watts: Sciences of the Mind and Natural Theology 31: Richard Fenn: A Sociological Perspective on Natural Theology 32: Philip Clayton: Scientific Critiques of Natural Theology V: Perspectives on Natural Theology from the Arts 33: Frank Burch Brown: Aesthetics and the Arts in Relation to Natural Theology 34: Douglas Hedley: Imagination and Natural Theology 35: Guy Bennett-Hunter: Natural Theology and Literature 36: Jeremy Begbie: Natural Theology and Music 37: Kristof Nyiri: Images in Natural Theology 38: Robert Johnston: The Film Viewer and Natural Theology God's "Presence" at the Movies Conclusion: The Future of Natural Theology ...
