Cosmic Questions Interview: At Home in the Quantum Universe

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	Alan Guth on The Value of <!g>Quantum Mechanics Play
	John Polkinghorne on How Science Informs Us Play
	<!g>Neil Turok on How Science Influences Us Play
	John Polkinghorne on How the Natural World is Appropriate for Life Play
	Neil Turok on the Remarkable Nature of Cosmological History Play
	Owen Gingerich on the Grand Nature of Modern <!g>Cosmology Play
	Sandra Faber on How Cosmology is Frightening to Some and Exhilarating to Others Play
	Trinh Xuan Thuan on How Cosmology Inspires Religious Feelings Play
	Jill Tarter on the Wonderous Nature of the <!g>Cosmos Play

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	Setting the Scene
	Steven Weinberg and John Polkinghorne
	A Dialogue of Scientists and Theolgians
	Did the Universe Have a Beginning?
	A Beginningless Universe?
	Was the Universe Designed?
	The Argument From Design
	The Anthropic Principle
	Are We Alone?
	Is There Intelligent Life Elsewhere in the Universe?
	The Faith of Scientists
	Literal and Symbolic Truths
	What Science Can Learn From Religion
	What Religion Can Learn From Science
	Questions, Answers and Ongoing Dialogue
	Anindita N. Balslev
	John D. Barrow
	Anna Case-Winters
	Irven DeVore
	Sandra Faber
	Owen Gingerich
	David Ray Griffin
	Alan Guth
	John F. Haught
	Edward (Rocky) Kolb
	Lawrence Kushner
	David Latham
	John Leslie
	Jaroslav Pelikan
	Sir John Polkinghorne
	Joel Primack
	Bob Russell
	Seth Shostak
	Jill Tarter
	Trinh Xuan Thuan
	Neil Turok
	Steven Weinberg
	Cosmic Questions Interviews
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