2007
DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780195310726.001.0001
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“…The data presented in this article resonate strongly with the experience of those of us who have been working, in the terminology of Ecklund, as “boundary pioneers,” navigating the academic terrain of science and theology (Ecklund 2010, 46). A significant feature of this boundary has been a number of scientists who have become professional theologians (e.g., Polkinghorne 1995), on‐going professional scientists who have contributed to taking the nature of theology seriously (e.g., McLeish 2014) and celebrity scientists who have raised theological questions within public discourse (e.g., Giberson and Artigas 2007).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The data presented in this article resonate strongly with the experience of those of us who have been working, in the terminology of Ecklund, as “boundary pioneers,” navigating the academic terrain of science and theology (Ecklund 2010, 46). A significant feature of this boundary has been a number of scientists who have become professional theologians (e.g., Polkinghorne 1995), on‐going professional scientists who have contributed to taking the nature of theology seriously (e.g., McLeish 2014) and celebrity scientists who have raised theological questions within public discourse (e.g., Giberson and Artigas 2007).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…McLeish, 2014) and celebrity scientists who have raised theological questions within public discourse (e.g. Giberson and Artigas 2007).…”
Section: Moving Beyond 'Fear' Reflections From Cosmologist and Theologian -Revd Professor David Wilkinsonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It operated in a universe governed by orderly laws and made of matter endowed with specific properties. These laws and properties are the constraints that shape the evolutionary roulette and restrict the numbers that can turn up [40]." His reference to laws and properties could be stated more generally in terms of affordances that determine what is biologically possible in the universe.…”
Section: Objectivity and The Affordances That Enable Evolutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hawking is one of many scientists who form a new priesthood. 11 Michael Sadgrove pointed out: 'Priests fascinate and make people nervous. We carry hopes and longings, projections and transferences.'…”
Section: A New Priesthoodmentioning
confidence: 99%