Mathematics Is The Abstract Key Which Turns

I Also Think We Need To Maintain Distinctions - The Doctrine Of Creation Is Different From A Scientific Cosmology, And We Should Resist The Temptation, Which Sometimes Scientists Give In To, To Try To Assimilate The Concepts Of Theology To The Concepts Of Science.

Well, It's Because I Gladly Acknowledge Some Ideas That Are Part Of Process Theology, But Which I Think Are Not Tied To All The Details Of Process Thought, And Are Very Illuminating And Helpful.

Of Course, Nobody Would Deny The Importance Of Human Beings For Theological Thinking, But The Time Span Of History That Theologians Think About Is A Few Thousand Years Of Human Culture Rather Than The Fifteen Billion Years Of The History Of The Universe.

Of Course, Einstein Was A Very Great Scientist Indeed, And I Have Enormous Respect For Him, And Great Admiration For The Discoveries He Made. But He Was Very Committed To A View Of The Objectivity Of The Physical World.

At Present, Too Much Theological Thinking Is Very Human-centered.