Chaos Theory

• Berry, Michael. “Chaos and the Semiclassical Limit of Quantum Mechanics (Is the Moon There When Somebody Looks?)"
• Heller, Michael. “Chaos, Probability, and the Comprehensibility of the World.”
• Crutchfield, James P., J. Doyne Farmer, Norman H. Packard, and Robert S. Shaw. “Chaos.”
• Drees, Willem B. “Gaps for God?”
• Edwards, Denis. “The Discovery of Chaos and the Retrieval of the Trinity.”
• Ellis, George F. R. “Ordinary and Extraordinary Divine Action: The Nexus of Interaction.”
• Ellis, George F.R. “Quantum Theory and the Macroscopic World."
• Gilkey, Langdon. “The God of Nature.”
• Happel, Stephen. “Divine Providence and Instrumentality: Metaphors of Time in Self-Organizing Systems and Divine Action.”
• Heller, Michael. “Chaos, Probability, and the Comprehensibility of the World.”
• Isham, C.J. and J.C. Polkinghorne. “The Debate over the Block Universe."
• Kuppers, Bernd-Olaf. “Understanding Complexity.”
• Moltmann, Jurgen. “Reflections on Chaos and God’s Interaction with the World from a Trinitarian Perspective.”
• Murphy, Nancey. “Divine Action in the Natural Order: Buridan’s Ass and Schrödinger’s Cat.”
• Peacocke, Arthur. “Chance and Law in Irreversible Thermodynamics, Theoretical Biology, and Theology.”
• Peacocke, Arthur. “God’s Interaction with the World: The Implications of Deterministic “Chaos” and of Interconnected and Interdependent Complexity.”
• Polkinghorne, John. “The Laws of Nature and the Laws of Physics."
• Polkinghorne, John. “The Metaphysics of Divine Action.”
• Stoeger, William R.. “Describing God’s Action in the World in Light of Scientific Knowledge of Reality.”
• Tracy, Thomas F. “Particular Providence and the God of the Gaps.
• Wildman, Wesley J. and Robert John Russell. “Chaos: A Mathematical Introduction with Philosophical Reflections.”

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