Titlebook: Is God a Scientist?; A Dialogue Between S Robert Crawford Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 arg

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be, so far as possible, independent of controversial philosophical and religious doctrines. Thus, to formulate such a conception, we apply the principle of toleration to philosophy itself: the public conception of justice is to be political, not metaphysical. Hence the title.

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God Talk, only of revealed theology but natural theology. There will also be a consideration of those religious thinkers who argue that religious language can refer to God and those who limit it to religious practice.

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. Science also uses models to advance its knowledge, and in a scientific age a model of God as the Cosmic Scientist interacting with the traditional could communicate well. It would imply that the world is a laboratory created by God in order to test whether humanity will obey his laws and live up t

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Book 2005es which he embraces. Using material drawn from science and six world faiths, the book shows the difference and similarity between divine and human experiments and argues that God will bring the experiment to a successful conclusion.

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o the values which he embraces. Using material drawn from science and six world faiths, the book shows the difference and similarity between divine and human experiments and argues that God will bring the experiment to a successful conclusion.978-1-349-51308-6978-0-230-50923-8

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The Action of the Divine Scientist,beyond it? One suggestion is panentheism, which is suggested by both Ian Barbour and Arthur Peacocke. But John Polkinghorne does not like it and is joined by Keith Ward. Their views are discussed in the context of the current scientific view of time and space.