Nevertheless, All Of Us Who Work In

The Rational Transparency And Beauty Of The Universe Are Surely Too Remarkable To Be Treated As Just Happy Accidents.

Chance Doesn't Mean Meaningless Randomness, But Historical Contingency. This Happens Rather Than That, And That's The Way That Novelty, New Things, Come About.

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.

I'm A Very Passionate Believer In The Unity Of Knowledge. There Is One World Of Reality - One World Of Our Experience That We're Seeking To Describe.

People, And Especially Theologians, Should Try To Familiarize Themselves With Scientific Ideas. Of Course, Science Is Technical In Many Respects, But There Are Some Very Good Books That Try To Set Out Some Of The Conceptual Structure Of Science.