91. Divine Action Topic: Hefner, Philip. Biocultural Evolution: A Clue to ...
ecological situation, we
are free to consider appropriate behaviors within an environmental and societal
matrix of demands, since our freedom serves the interest of the deterministic
evolutionary system and is rooted in our genetically
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92. Divine Action Topic: Wildman, Wesley J. and Robert John Russell. Chaos...
that nature
is open to the free actions of God and people, and particularly bad news to
those who mistakenly appeal to chaos theory to establish this. On the other hand, chaos theory will be
irrelevant to theologians operating with a supervening
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93. Divine Action Topic: Meyering, Theo C. Mind Matters: Physicalism and t...
(for example, a cloud of free electrons permeating the metal
of which a ladder is constructed) may realize a variety of supervenient dispositional properties (in this case,
electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, opacity). An
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94. Divine Action Topic: Polkinghorne, John. The Laws of Nature and the La...
permit our experience of free agency ), and
realism (not only the general claim that the world can be known through science
but the explicit claim that epistemology models ontology ).
The reality thus known must
include the
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95. Divine Action Topic: Russell, Robert John. Divine Action and Quantum M...
proton-proton scattering in free space). The phrase the collapse of the
wavefunction is used loosely to suggest what happens during a measurement,
where the inapplicability of the Schrödinger equation and thus
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96. Divine Action Topic: Watts, Fraser. Cognitive Neuroscience and Religio...
are complementary; one is free to
privilege the level of explanation that is most relevant in a particular
context.Watts considers two developments in attempts to understand the
involvement of neural processes in religious experience. The first
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97. Divine Action Topic: Stoeger, William R.. Describing Gods Action...
both physical
processes and free human actions to mean any pattern, regularity, process, or
relationship, and its description. Law is thus used to describe or explain
order. It does not necessarily imply determinism .
Stoeger
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98. Divine Action Topic: Tracy, Thomas F. Evolution, Divine Action, and th...
requires
that persons be free to develop their intellectual, moral, and spiritual
capacities by acting in an environment that is lawful, impersonal, and at an
epistemic distance from God. This entails both that we can do moral evil
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99. Ecology Topic: Conclusion
of mental causation and free will with neurobiological causation. But I stop here and I have saved you 20
minutes to ask me questions.
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100. Intelligent Design Topic: Cards on the Table
people and still move freely among the culture's elite). Cultural pariahs can keep you honest in ways that the respectable elements of society never do (John Stuart Mill would no doubt have approved). Or as it's been put, "You're never so
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