Philosophy, Theology and the Sciences (PTSc)

Table of Contents

pp. I-II (2)

Dirk Evers

Theology, Technology and Philosophy of Science

pp. 1-2 (2)

Gábor L. Ambrus

The Brave New World of Technology and the Concept of Nothingness

pp. 3-22 (20)

Constantin Plaul

Polarization and Compromise

pp. 23-41 (19)

Oliver Dürr, Jan Segessenmann, Jan Juhani Steinmann

Meaning, Form and the Limits of Natural Language Processing

pp. 42-72 (31)

Meghan D. Page

Introduction to Symposia on Philosophy of Science and Theology

pp. 73-77 (5)

Alan C. Love

Facts, Objectivity, Failure, and Trust

pp. 78-86 (9)

Eric Martin

»Thinking God's Thoughts?«

pp. 87-95 (9)

Hans Halvorson

What Philosophy of Science has to Offer to Theology

pp. 96-104 (9)

Jeffrey Koperski

When Dialogue was the Norm

pp. 105-111 (7)

Elise Crull

New Frontiers for Theological and Scientific Imagination

pp. 112-121 (10)

Natalie Carnes

Three Modest Observations on the Interdisciplinary Work of Science-Engaged Theology

pp. 122-126 (5)

Andrew Prevot

Human Disciplines

pp. 127-134 (8)

Timothy A. Middleton

Hans-Günter Heimbrock and Jörg Persch, eds. Eco-Theology: Essays in Honor of Sigurd Bergmann

pp. 135-138 (4)

Mariusz Tabaczek

Joanna Leidenhag. Minding Creation: Theological Panpsychism and the Doctrine of Creation

pp. 139-143 (5)

Elisabeth Maikranz

Katrin Gülden Le Maire. Pannenberg, the Positioning of Academic Theology and Philosophy of Science: An Evaluation of his Work in the German Context

pp. 143-147 (5)