The sciences and theology in the twentieth century

Arthur R. PEACOCKE

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Luminaries such as Mary Hesse, Richard Swinburne and Eileen Barker give an interdisciplinary review of the debate between science and theology, covering topics like genetics, environmental problems and technology.

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