Stoeger, William R. “Contemporary Physics and the Ontological Status of the Laws of Nature." How should we think of the laws of nature? Bill Stoeger poses this as “an absolutely crucial question” underlying the

Stoeger, William R.. “Describing God’s Action in the World in Light of Scientific Knowledge of Reality.” The approach to divine action taken by William Stoeger is to accept with critical seriousness our present and

Stoeger, William R. “Epistemological and Ontological Issues Arising from Quantum Theory ." As a prelude to the problem of divine action and quantum physics, William R. Stoeger explores the epistemological and

Stoeger, William R., S.J. “The Mind-Brain Problem, the Laws of Nature, and Constitutive Relationships." In “The Mind-Brain Problem, the Laws of Nature, and Constitutive Relationships,” William R. Stoeger,

Ellis , George F. R. and William R. Stoeger. “Introduction to General Relativity and Cosmology ." George Ellis and Bill Stoeger present the standard model of our universe, the Friedmann- Lemaitre-Robertson-Walker (FLRW) or Big

significance? According to William Stoeger, some scientists and philosophers conclude from the variety and interrelatedness of nature that there must be a universal plan to it all. Many even assume there must be overarching holistic laws of

Quantum World." Stoeger, William R. “Contemporary Physics and the Ontological Status of the Laws of Nature." Stoeger, William R. “Epistemological and Ontological Issues Arising from

Russell, Robert John, William R. Stoeger and George V. Coyne , eds. Physics, Philosophy and Theology . (Vatican City State and Berkeley, CA: Vatican Observatory and CTNS, 1988). ISBN: 0268015767. ______, Nancey Murphy and

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