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insights of Gerd Theissen, Sallie McFague and Philip Hefner . According to Edwards, Theissen argues that the common features of science and theology can be articulated through evolutionary categories. Religion manifests the “central

, Janet Martin Soskice and Sallie McFague . McFague in particular stresses the role of metaphor in the development of imaginative formulations - all metaphor contains an is/is not - in some respects a crafty statesman may ‘be’ an old

Soskice, Paul Ricoeur, and Sallie McFague . She focuses on two of Darwin’s key metaphors: “the origin of species” and “natural selection.” Darwin’s theory in effect shifted the meaning of “origins” by

Sallie McFague Alister McGrath Paul McHugh Michael Merzenich Stephen Meyer Mary Midgley

theory . Grace Jentzen and Sallie McFague view the world as God’s body but Barbour is concerned that this model breaks down when applied to the cosmos . God as communicator of information would act through the pattern of events in the

of God and to resist what Sallie McFague calls a “power of domination.” Contrary to Dennett and Dawkins, the randomness of variations, the impersonality of natural selection , and the waste and suffering of evolution can be understood

George Ellis , Jack Haught , Sallie McFague , Genetic Mutation , Entropy , Hermeneutics , John Barrow , Paul Davies , Ontological , Fred Hoyle , Big Bang Cosmology , Bohr , Planck , Einstein Topic Index Next >

of Process thought, 6.5.4 Sallie McFague , 6.5.5 Rosemary Radford Ruether, 6.5.6 Jürgen Moltmann , 6.5.7 Criticisms of Moltmann, 6.5.8 Paul Fiddes - 6.6 Recurrent Motifs: Panentheism and the Suffering of God - 6.6.1 Keith Ward

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