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The first volume of the three volume work on Systematic Theology. Written by one of world's best-known theologians, these volumes together represent a systematic exploration of the relation between Christian theology and the natural sciences. It is a useful work for Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant and evangelical readers.

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This is the first volume of three in a work of systematic theology. The second and third are: "Reality" (Autumn 2002) and "Theory" (Autumn 2003). They contain a critical engagement with the history and philosophy of the natural sciences.

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The second volume in a three-volume series in systematic theology, this book provides an examination and defence of theological realism. Engaging critically with writers such as George Lindbeck and John Millbank, it offers an affirmation of theological realism against its modern and postmodern critics.

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Noting the important parallels between scientific theory and Christian doctrine, this title offers a defence of the necessity of doctrine within Christian theology against those who argue for a "non-dogmatic" Christianity. This third volume completes the three-volume series on systematic theology, "A Scientific Theology".

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