Philip Hefner
Biography
Philip Hefner wrote The Human Factor and A Matter of Waiting, and co-wrote Our Bodies Are Selves with Ann M. Pederson and Susan Barreto.
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Science & Faith
“This book is a major contribution—marked by expertise and wisdom. It combines a presentation of Cancer Science 101 with in-depth religious and theological wrestling with the mystery of cancer in a world created by a loving God. This will be an important source for many years to come.”
Evagrius Ponticus and Cognitive Science
Science & Faith
“"In a thoroughly limpid style, George Tsakiridis sets before us an exceptionally interesting project: (1) he centers on sin, evil, and prayer in a way that is central to the religious life; (2) he engages the cutting edge domain of cognitive sciences; and (3) he invites us to take seriously both a much neglected fourth century religious thinker and the most contemporary work of scientists who focus on the mind and its activities.”
Nature, Reality, and the Sacred
Science & Faith
“Once again, Gilkey expands our vision and deepens our insight. He has given us a classic contribution to a theology of nature that emerges from a careful conversation with the natural sciences.”
Theology
“James Huchingson takes theological measure of the computer revolution, information science, and complexity science, and sketches how God can be understood in the midst of it all. He dazzles us with his command of the details, challenges us with his insistence on a metaphysical approach, and enriches our thinking about God. Pandemonium Tremendum is both a splendid teaching text and also a resource for scholarly work on the cutting edge of constructive theology.”
Christian Living
“It is unusual to find a scholar in midcareer writing a book of wisdom. That is what we find in George Tsakiridis’s book on seven virtues. It is a compelling personal narrative which at the same time ponders how a life should be lived and distills wisdom that we all can apply to our lives.”
Theology and the Justification of Faith
Theology
“Professor van Huyssteen's book makes a fundamental contribution toward establishing the real knowledge content of Christian theology. Furthermore, he is pointing to new possibilities for resolving old problems and doing so in a way that avoids the blind alleys that beset the effort to articulate the rational content of faith.”
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