Einstein - the special and general theories of relativity, together with quantum theory - in a way that is accessible to children of 10+. The last book in the series was for a time the Number 1 children’s best-seller in the UK, and

the exorcism of time - 3.6 Relativity and the exorcism of time - 3.7 Relativity and the spatialisation of time - 3.8 Time and space - 3.8.1 Spacelike time and determinism - 3.8.2 Spacelike time and causality - 3.9 Space, time and theology

for by neo-Darwinism, relativity, and quantum mechanics ; one must also consider nature’s inherent powers of self-organization based on, though not reducible to, these laws. Still the emergence of complexity does not require special

. Instead it is part of a general constructive trinitarian theology pursued as fides quaerens intellectum. He suggests why a non-interventionist view of objective special providence should be important theologically. He argues for an

Controversy Glossary: General Relativity , Quantum Physics , Arthur Peacocke , Ian Barbour , Charles Birch , Nancey Murphy , Ted Peters , George Ellis , Jack Haught , Sallie McFague , Genetic Mutation , Entropy , Hermeneutics , John Barrow ,

Controversy Glossary: General Relativity , Quantum Physics , Arthur Peacocke , Ian Barbour , Charles Birch , Nancey Murphy , Ted Peters , George Ellis , Jack Haught , Sallie McFague , Genetic Mutation , Entropy , Hermeneutics , John Barrow ,

we move beyond the theory of general relativity into quantum gravity. So, given that all scientific theories eventually get replaced, which features of the current theory should we take as telling us something of lasting truth about the universe,

with classical physics after general relativity came gradually over a thirty year period (1900-1930) with the development of quantum mechanics by dozens of physicists including Planck , Einstein , Bohr , Schrödinger, Heisenberg , and so on.