Index
abductive reasoning
abortion
abstract objects
action
Adam and Eve
Adams, Fred
Adelard of Bath
Adorno, Theodor W.
afterlife
Agassiz, Louis
age of earth
Aizawa, Kenneth
akrasia
al-Baghdadi
Albertson, D.
al-Bitruji (Alpetragius)
Albright, Carol
Alcoff, Linda
Alexander, Denis
Allen, Diogenes
Altmann, Alexander
Ambrose
American Catholic Sociological Society
American Scientific Affiliation
Anaxagoras
Anaximander
angels
Annan, Kofi
Anselm
Answers in Genesis
anthropic principle see also fine-tuning
anthropology
apologetics
apophatic theology see theology: negative
apriori see truth: apriori
Aquinas, Thomas
Arendt, Hannah
arguments for the existence of God see God: arguments for
Aristarchus
Aristotelean physics
Aristotle
Arius
Armstrong, David
artificial intelligence
Asad, Talal
Aspect, Alain
Association for the Sociology of Religion
Astell, Mary
Athanasius
atheism
Atkins, Peter
Atran, Scott
Augustine
Augustinian science
authority
Ayala, Francisco
Azzouni, Jody
Bacon, Francis
Baggini, Julian
Baily, Mary Ann
Baker, Mark C.
Balaguer, Mark
bar Kepha, Moses
Barberini, Maffeo
Barbour, Ian
Barlow, Connie
Barr, James
Barr, Stephen M.
Barresi, John
Barrett, Justin L.
Barrow, John
Barth, Karl
Bartlett, Frederic
Basil of Caesarea
Baum, Gregory
Båve, Arvid
Bealer, George
Beauregard, Mario
Beckerman, A.
Beecher, Henry Ward
Behe, Michael
Behn, Aphra
Beilby, James
belief
Bell, Charles
Bell, John
Bellarmine, Robert
ben Sirah, Yeshua
Bénard convection
Benardete, J.
Benedict XIV, Pope
Berg, Christian
Berger, Peter
Bergson, Henri
Bering, Jesse M.
Berkeley, George
Berkhof, Hendrikus
Berry, Thomas
Bessel, Friedrich
Bible see also Genesis chapter
authority of
inerrancy
interpretation of
literalism
New Testament
Old Testament
big bang theory
biotechnology see also transhumanism
Birch, Charles
Bleier, Ruth
Bliss, William
Bochenski, Joseph M.
body, human
Bohm, David
Bohr, Niels
Boltzmann, Ludwig
Boltzmann brain
Bonaventure
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
Borde, A.
Bose, Feler
Bossuet, Jacques Bénigne
Boule, Marcellin
Bowler, Peter J.
Boyer, Pascal
Boyle, Robert
Bradley, James
Brahe, Tycho
brains
Brentano, Franz
Breuvery, Emmanuel de
Bridgewater Treatises
Broad, Jacqueline
Brooks, Arthur C.
Brooks, Rodney
Brown, Colin
Brown, Raymond
Brown, Warren S.
Brugger, Peter
Bruno, Giordano
Bryan, William Jennings
Buckland, William
Buckley, Michael
Bugg, George
Bultmann, Rudolf
Buridan, John
Butler, Samuel
Cairns, David
Calvin, John
Campanella, Tommaso
Campbell, R. J.
Cannell, Fenella
Cantor, Geoffrey
capitalism
Caputo, J. D.
Carroll, Sean
Carson, Rachel
Cartwright, Nancy
Castelli, Benedetto
Casteñeda, Hector
causation
Cavendish, Margaret
chain of being
Chalcedonian Definition
Chalmers, David
Chalmers, Thomas
Chamberlain, Thomas
Chambers, Robert
chance
Charlton, Walter
chess
Chihara, Charles
Christian Sociological Society
Christian theism
Christianity
nature of
and origin of science
rationality of
Christina, Grand Duchess
Churchill, John Ross
Churchland, Patricia
Churchland, Paul
Cicero
Clark, Andy
Clark, Graeme
Clarke, Peter
Clarke, Samuel
Clausius, Rudolf
Clayton, Philip
Cleaver, Gerald
Clement of Alexandria
cloning
Cobb, John
Code, Lorraine
cognitive faculties
cognitive science of religion
Cole-Turner, Ron
Collier, Andrew
Collingwood, R. G.
Collins, Francis
Collins, Robin
Colyer, Elmer M.
common descent see evolution: common descent
Comstock, Gary L.
Comte, Auguste
Conklin, Edwin Grant
consciousness
conservation laws
convergence see evolution: convergence
Conway, Anne
Conway Morris, Simon
Cooper, John W.
Copan, Paul
Cope, Edward Drinker
Copenhagen interpretation
Copernican Revolution
Copernicanism
Copernicus, Nicolaus
Corner, Mark
cosmic microwave background radiation
Cosmides, Leda
cosmological argument
cosmological constant
cosmology
Courtenay, William
Coyne, Jerry
Craig, William Lane
creation see also special creation
creation ex nihilo
Creation Museum
Creation Research Society
creationism see also old-earth creationism, young-earth creationism
Crick, Francis
critical realism
Dales, Richard C.
Daley, George
Damasio, Antonio
Damian, Peter
Dana, James Dwight
dark energy
dark matter
Darrow, Clarence
Darwin, Charles
Darwin, Erasmus
Darwinism
Davidson, Donald
Davies, Paul
Davis, Edward B.
Dawkins, Richard
Dawson, John W.
de Duve, Christian
De Morgan, Augustus
de Sitter solution
Deason, Gary
defects
deism
demarcation of science/religion
Dembski, William
Dennett, Daniel
Descartes, René
design see also intelligent design, purpose
determinism
DeVries, Paul
Diderot, Denis
dimensions
Diogenes
Dirac, Paul
discipleship
Disraeli, Benjamin
divine action
divine hiddeness
DNA
Dodd, C. H.
Donoghue, John
Doppelt, Gerald
Dowd, Michael
Draper, John William
Draper, Paul
Drummond, Henry
dualism
Duhem, Pierre
Duhemian science
Duns Scotus
Durkheim, Émile
Dyck, Arthur
Dyson, Freeman
Eccles, John C.
ecology
economics
ecotheology
Eddington, Arthur
Edwards, Denis
Egerton, Francis H.
Ehrenberg, A.
Einstein, Albert
Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen thought experiment
election
Ellegård, Alvar
Ellis, George
Ellul, Jacques
emergence
emotions
energy
Enlightenment
entropy
environment
epiphenomenalism
epistemology see knowledge, theory of
error
eschatology
essentialism
Evangelical Environmental Network
Everett, Hugh
Everett interpretation
evil
natural
problem of
evolution
common descent
convergence
fossil record
guided by God
human
morality and
predictability of
randomness
suffering see also evil: problem of
theistic
expanding universe
experience see also religious experience
explanation
personal
scientific
supernatural see also divine action
extended mind thesis
external world
extinction
extraterrestrials
eye
fact
fact–value dichotomy see also science: objective vs. value-laden
faith
Falk, Darrel L.
Fall, the
Falwell, Jerry
Fantoli, Annibale
Farina, J.
Farmer, Herbert H.
Feinberg, Todd E.
feminism see also women
Fermi, Enrico
Feynman, Richard
fictionalism
fideism
Field, Hartry
fine-tuning see also teleological argument
Finocchiaro, Maurice
Fishacre, Richard
Fisk, John
Flamsteed, John
Flohr, H.
flood, the
Flores, Fernando
fluctuation observers see also Boltzmann brain
Fodor, Jerry
Fontenelle, Bernard le Bovier de
Forde, Gerhard
foreknowledge see also God: omniscience of
Foscarini, Paolo
Fosdick, Harry Emerson
fossil record see evolution: fossil record
Foster, John
Foster, M. B.
Foucault, Michel
Fourth Lateran Council
Francis of Marchia
free will
Frege, Gottlob
Frenkel-Brunswik, Else
Freud, Sigmund
Friedmann, Alexander
functionalism
fundamentalism
Gale, Richard
Galileo
Galileo’s trial
Ganssle, Gregory E.
Gassendi, Pierre
Gasser, Achilles Pirmin
general relativity
Genesis chapter
genetic engineering
genetic mutation
genetic testing
genetics
Giberson, Karl
Gifford Lectures
Gilligan, Carol
Gilson, Etienne
Ginet, Carl
Gisin, Nicolas
God
arguments for see also cosmological argument, fine-tuning, ontological argument, teleological argument
as cause
as explanation
concept of
freedom of
goodness of
immanence of
immutability of
infinite
knowledge of
nature of
omnipotence of
omniscience of see also foreknowledge
simplicity of
sovereignty of
sustaining power
transcendence of see also transcendence
God of the gaps
Goetz, Stewart
Goodenough, Ursula
Gosse, Philip
Gould, Stephen Jay
grace
Graham, Billy
Grand Unified Theory
Grant, Edward
Grassie, W.
gravity
Gray, Asa
Great Story
Greene, Brian
Greene, John C.
Greenfield, Susan
Gregory of Nazianzus
Gregory of Nyssa
Gregory XVI, Pope
Griffin, David Ray
Gross, David
Guglielmini, Giambattista
Gushee, David
Guth, Alan
Gutiérrez, Gustavo
Guyot, Arnold
Gwynne, Paul
Habitat for Humanity
Haeckel, Ernst
Haldane, J. J.
Ham, Ken
Hansell, G. R.
Hanson, N. R.
Harding, Sandra
Harnack, Adolf von
Harris, Sam
Harrison, Peter
Hart, D. B.
Hartle, James
Hartley, L. P.
Hartshorne, Charles
Hartsock, Nancy
Hasker, William
Hauerwas, Stanley
Haugeland, John
Haugen, Joel
Haught, John
Hawking, Stephen
Hebrew cosmology
Hegel, G. W. F.
Hehn, Johannes
Heidegger, Martin
Heisenberg, Werner
Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
Heller, M.
Hellman, Geoffrey
Henry, John
Herschel, J. F. W.
Herschel, William
Herzfeld, Noreen
Hippolytus
Hitchcock, Edward
Hitchens, Christopher
Hogarth, William
Hohenburg, Johannes Georg Herwart von
Holder, Rodney D.
Hood, Leroy
Hooke, Robert
Hoover, Herbert
Hooykaas, Reijer
Hornsby, Jennifer
Howard-Snyder, Daniel
Hubble, Edwin
human embryos
human nature see also imago dei, personhood
human significance
Humanson, Milton
Hume, David
Humphrey, Nicholas
Hurley, Susan
Husserl, Edmund
Huxley, Julian
Huxley, Thomas H.
Huyssteen van, Wentzel
Ibn Bajjah (Avempace)
Ibn Sina (Avicenna)
imago dei
immaterial substance see also soul
independence view see science and religion, ways of relating: independence thesis
index of prohibited books
induction
inerrancy see Bible: inerrancy
infinity
inflation
information
Inquisition
Institute for Creation Research
intelligent design
Irenaeus
irreducible complexity
Isaac the Syrian
Jacobs, Jonathan D.
Jaeger, Lydia
Jaki, Stanley
James of Edessa
James, William
Janicaud, D.
Jesus Christ
incarnation
resurrection
universal
Job of Edessa
John of Damascus
John Paul II, Pope
Johnson, Elizabeth
Jones, John E.
Kahle, Jane Butler
Kaiser, Christopher B.
Kal
m argument see cosmological argument
Kane, Robert
Kant, Immanuel
Kaplan, David
Keane, Webb
Keller, Evelyn Fox
Kellogg, Vernon
Kelvin, Lord
Kennedy, D. James
kenoticism
Kepler Johannes
Kilner, John F.
Kilwardby, Robert
Kim, Jaegwon
King, C.
Kingsley, Charles
Klay, Robin
Knapp, Steven
Knight, Christopher C.
knowledge, theory of
Koch, Christof
Koons, Robert C.
Koperski, Jeffrey
Koyré, Alexandre
Kraay, Klaas
Kuhn, Thomas S.
Küng, Hans
Küppers, Bernd-Olaf
Kurzweil, R.
La Mettrie, Julín Offray de
Lakoff, George
Lamark, Jean-Baptiste
Lambert, Karel
Lamoureux, Denis O.
Lampe, Geoffrey
Laplace, Pierre-Simon
Larmer, Robert
Larson, Edward J.
Latourelle, René
laws of motion
laws of nature
laws of physics
Laws, Curtis Lee
LeConte, Joseph
Leibniz, Gottfried
Lemaître, Georges
Leo XIII, Pope
Leslie, John
Levinson, Daniel J.
Lewis, C. S.
Lewis, David
Lewis, H. D.
liberation theology
libertarian freedom see free will
Libet, Benjamin
life, origin of
light
Linnaeus, Carolus
Linnebo, Øystein
Lipton, Peter
Livingstone, David
Loebner, Hugh
logos
Longino, Helen
Loury, Glenn
Lubbock, John
Lucas, Ernest
Lunn, John
Luther, Martin
Lyell, Charles
Lyon, David
M Theory see string theory
Macdonald, A. J.
MacKay, Donald
Mackie, J. L.
Macquarrie, John
Madell, Geoffrey
Magnus, Albert
Malcolm, Norman
Malley, Brian
Malony, H. Newton
Malthus, Thomas
Manson, Neil
many worlds interpretation see Everett interpretation
Maor, E.
Marion, Jean-Luc
Marsden, George
Marti, Gerardo
Martin, Raymond
Marx, Karl
Masham, Damaris
Mästlin, Michael
materialism see also physicalism
non-reductive
reductive
mathematics
Mathewes, Charles
Mathews, Shailer
matter
Maximus the Confessor
Maxwell, James Clerk
McCann, Hugh J.
McClintock, Barbara
McCloskey, Deidre N.
McCosh, James
McCullough, Donald
McFague, Sallie
McGrath, Alister
McLuhan, Marshall
McMullin, Ernan
Mead, George Herbert
Medawar, Peter
Meinong, Alexius
Meister, Chad
memory
Mendel, Gregor
Merchant, Carolyn
Merton, Robert
Mesopotamian cosmology
metaphysical naturalism see naturalism
methodological naturalism
Meyer, Stephen C.
Midgley, Mary
Milbank, John
Mill, John Stuart
Miller, Hugh
Miller, Samuel
Miller, Stanley
Milton, John
mind
Minsky, Marvin
miracles
Mitchell, C. Ben
Mivart, George Jackson
Mohler, Albert Jr.
Moltmann, Jürgen
monism
Montaigne de, Michael
Mooney, C.
Moore, A. W.
Moore, Aubrey
Moore, James R.
morality
More, Henry
Moreland, J. P.
Morgan, Sandra
Morris, Henry M.
Morris, John D.
Moser, Paul K.
Müller, A. M. Klaus
multiverse
Mumford, Stephen
Murphy, Nancey
Murray, Michael
Murray, Robert
Murray, Thomas
Muslims
mutations see genetic mutation
Nagel, Thomas
Napoleon
narrative theology see theology: narrative
natural religion
natural sciences
natural selection
natural theology
naturalism
nature
autonomy of
comprehensibility of
control/conquest of
theology of
Needham, Joseph
negative theology see theology: negative
Nelson, Dean
Nelson, Lynn Hankinson
Nelson, Robert H.
neo-Darwinism
Nernst, Walther
Nesteruk, Alexei V.
neuroscience
Newell, Allen
Newton, Isaac
Newtonian physics
Nicene Creed
Nicolis
Niebuhr, H. Richard
Niebuhr, Reinhold
Nietzsche, Friedrich
non-overlapping magisteria see science and religion, ways of relating: independence view
Northcott, Michael
Novak, Michael
Numbers, Ronald L.
Núñez, Rafael
Oakley, Francis
objective truth see truth: absolute
objectivity
practical
Occam, William of
O’Collins, Gerald
O’Connor, Timothy
old-earth creationism
O’Leary, Denyse
Olivi, Peter John
Oman, John
ontological argument
ontology
Oparin, Alexander I.
Oppy, Graham
Origen
origin of life see life, origin of
original sin see Fall, the
Orr, James
Owen, Richard
Pace, Ernest James
Padgett, Alan G.
Page, Don N.
pair creation
Paley, William
panentheism
Pannenberg, Wolfhart
pantheism
Partee, Charles
Paul the Apostle
Peacocke, Arthur
Peat, David
Pember, G. H.
Pennock, Robert T.
Penrose, Roger
Penzias, Arno
Perkins, Phem
Perkins, Richard
Perry, John
personal explanation see explanation: personal
personal identity
personhood see also human nature
Peters, R. S.
Peters, Ted
Peterson, James C.
Philo
philosophy
philosophy of science
Philponus, John
physicalism see also materialism
Pike, Nelson
Pinker, Stephen
Plank time
Plantinga, Alvin
Plato
Platonism
Plotinus
Podolsky, Boris
Polanyi, Michael
Polkinghorne, John
Pollard, William
Popper, Karl
Porterfield, Amanda
postmodernism
Potter, Elizabeth
Powell, Baden
prayer
predestination see election
Price, George McCready
Prigogine, Ilya
probability
process theology
properties, mental
properties, physical
Protestant Reformation
Provine, William
Pruss, Alexander
Pseudo-Dionysius
psychology
Pupin, Michael
purpose see also design
Putnam, Hilary
Pythagoreans
quantifiers
quantum electrodynamics
quantum field theory
quantum gravity
quantum theory
Quastler, Henry
Quine, W. V. O.
Rachels, James
Rahner, Karl
Ramm, Bernard
Randi, James
Raphael
rationality
Rawls, John
Ray, John
realism see also critical realism
reason
Rees, Martin
reference
Reid, Thomas
relativism see also truth: absolute
religion, natural see natural religion
religion, nature of see also Christianity
religious belief, origin of
religious experience
resurrection see also Jesus Christ: resurrection
revelation
two books theory
Richardson, Alan
Ricoeur, Paul
Riley, William Bell
Rimmer, Harry
Riviere, Joan
RNA
robots
Rolston, Holmes
Rosen, Nathan
Routley, Richard
Rowlands, Mark
Ruether, Rosemary Radford
Ruse, Michael
Russell, Bertrand
Russell, Robert John
sacraments
Salam, Abdus
Salmon, James F.
salvation
Sanford, R. Nevitt
Santayana, George
Saunders, Nicholas
Scanlon, Michael J.
Schiebinger, Londa
Schloss, Jeffrey P.
Schmitz-Moormann K.
Schneiders, Sandra
Scholz, Heinrich
Schrödinger, Erwin
Schrödinger’s equation
Schrödinger’s cat
Schwartz, Regina M.
science
goal or purpose of
limits of
objective vs. value-laden
origin of
as social practice
success of
science and religion, ways of relating
conflict thesis
harmony thesis (concord or dialog)
independence thesis
integration
scientific explanation see explanation: scientific
scientific method
scientism
Scofield, Charles I.
Scopes, John
“Monkey Trial” of
scripture see Bible
Sears, Paul
Sebond, Raymond
Second Law of Thermodynamics
Sedgwick, Adam
self-consciousness
Sellars, Wilfrid
semantics
sense perception
Shakespeare, William
Shannon, Claude
Shaw, Bernard
Sideris, Lisa
Silliman, Benjamin
Simon, Herbert
simplicity
Simpson, George Gaylord
Singer
skeptical theism
skepticism
Skinner, B. F.
Slone, Jason
Sloterdijk, Peter
Smart, J. J. C.
Smedes, Taede
Smith, Adam
Smith, J. Alfred
Smith, Quentin
sociology
solipsism
Soskice, Janet Martin
soul see also mind
space see also spacetime
spacetime
Spar, Debora
special creation
species
Spencer, Herbert
Sperber, Dan
Sperry, Roger
Spina, Bartolomeo
Spinoza, Baruch
Spykman, Gordon
Stanford, R. Nevitt
Stassen, Glenn
Steiner, Mark
Steinhardt, John
Steinke, Johannes Maria
stem cells
Stenger, Victor
Stenmark, Mikael
Stewart, Lyman
Stewart, Milton
Stout, Jeffrey
Stove, David
Strachey, James
string theory
Strong, Augustus Hopkins
Stump, Eleonore
Suchocki, Marjorie
supernatural explanation see explanation: supernatural
Sweeney, L.
Swimme, Brian
Swinburne, Richard
Tacquet, Andreas
Taliaferro, Charles
Tallis, Raymond
Tanner, Kathryn
Taylor, Bron
Taylor, Charles
Taylor, Richard
technology
Tegmark, Max
Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre
Teilhard-Chambon, Marguerite
teleological argument see also fine-tuning
telescope
Teller, Edward
Temple, Frederick
Templeton Prize
Tennant, F. R.
Thacker, Justin
theism (in general)
theistic evolution see evolution: theistic
theology
theology, narrative
theology, negative
theory choice, criteria for
Tillich, Paul
time see also spacetime
Tipler, Frank
Tocqueville de, Alexis
Tolman, Richard
Tolosani, Giovanni Maria
Tönnies, Ferdinand
Tooby, John
top-down causation
Torrance, John
Torrance, Thomas F.
Torrey, Reuben A.
tradition
transcendence
transhumanism
Trinity
Trumbull, Charles G.
trust
truth
absolute
apriori
Tuana, Nancy
Tucker, Mary Evelyn
Turing test
Turing, Alan
Turok, Neil
two-slit experiment
Tyndall, John
Unger, Peter
United Nations
universals
Urban VIII, Pope
vacuum energy
value
van Fraassen, Bas
Van Till, Howard J.
Varacalli, Joseph
Vatican I
Vatican II
Vaucanson, Jacques de
Vilenkin, Alexander
virtues
volitions
Voltaire
von Rad, Gerhard
Wallace, Alfred Russel
Warfield, Benjamin B.
Waters, Brent
Watson, James
Watts, Fraser
wave-particle duality
Weber, Max
Webster, Charles
Wegter-McNelly, Kirk
Weinberg, Steven
Welker, Michael
Wesley, John
West, Traci
Westermann, Claus
Whately, Richard
Wheeler, John
Whewell, William
Whitcomb, John C.
White, Andrew Dickson
White, Ellen G.
White, Lynn
Whitehead, Alfred North
Whitehouse, Harvey
Wiener, N.
Wilberforce, Samuel
Wildman, Wesley
William of St. Thierry
Wilson, David Sloan
Wilson, Edward O.
Wilson, Robert W.
Winograd, Terry
Wittgenstein, Ludwig
Wolfson, Harry Austryn
women see also feminism
Wood, Bernard
Woodin, H.
Woods, Thomas E. Jr.
worldview
worship
Worthing, Mark William
Wright, George Frederick
Wright, N. T.
Wright, Robert
Yablo, Stephen
Yandell, Keith
young-earth creationism
Zeno
Zimmerman, Dean
Zizioulas, John D.