Theologians Have A Great Problem Because They're

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

Hope Is Much More Than A Mood. It Involves A Commitment To Action.... What We Hope For Should Be What We Are Prepared To Work For...as Far As That Power Lies In Us.

Science And Religion...are Friends, Not Foes, In The Common Quest For Knowledge. Some People May Find This Surprising, For There's A Feeling Throughout Our Society That Religious Belief Is Outmoded, Or Downright Impossible, In A Scientific Age. I Don't Agree. In Fact, I'd Go So Far As To Say That If People In This So-called 'scientific Age' Knew A Bit More About Science Than Many Of Them Actually Do, They'd Find It Easier To Share My Views.

Science Cannot Tell Theology How To Construct A Doctrine Of Creation, But You Can't Construct A Doctrine Of Creation Without Taking Account Of The Age Of The Universe And The Evolutionary Character Of Cosmic History.

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.