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Eyes of the Heart Seeing God in an Age of Science.

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Baltimore, Md. : Project MUSE, 0000.
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[Place of publication not identified] : FORTRESS PRESS, 2021.
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Contents:
  • Cover Page
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • Prologue: Just a Glass of Water
  • Part I: Faith and Science
  • Chapter 1. Opportunity Knocks
  • Chapter 2. How Science Can Help Faith and Vice Versa
  • Chapter 3. What Science Cannot Do
  • Chapter 4. The Meaning of Life
  • Chapter 5. Science against Faith
  • Chapter 6. Faith against Science
  • Chapter 7. Faith Alone?
  • Chapter 8. All Things
  • Chapter 9. A Fate Worse than Conflict
  • Chapter 10. Universe-Based Youth Ministry
  • Chapter 11. Chalcedon
  • Chapter 12. Home Is Where You Start From
  • Chapter 13. Three Conclusions
  • Chapter 14. Why Faith First?
  • Part II: Creation and Evolution
  • Chapter 15. A Curious and Sensitive Lad
  • Chapter 16. Cruel Suffering
  • Chapter 17. Exploring Options
  • Chapter 18. "It Seemed Good to the Holy Spirit and to Us"
  • Chapter 19. Progressive Problems
  • Chapter 20. Creationism
  • Chapter 21. A Handful of Dust
  • Chapter 22. The Medicine of Immortality
  • Chapter 23. What Did Paul Actually Say?
  • Chapter 24. The Gospel, Part I: "In the Beginning"
  • Chapter 25. The Gospel, Part II: "Death, Thou Shalt Die"
  • Chapter 26. But Why?
  • Chapter 27. Atonement Issues
  • Chapter 28. Paradigm Shifts
  • Chapter 29. Antioch and Alexandria
  • Chapter 30. Evolution Means What Now?
  • Epilogue: A Monk and His Peas
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  • 9781506450551
  • 1506450555
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40030488929
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