Zygon 2005: Vol 40 Index

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index to Volume 40
PART 1. AUTHORS AND ARTICLES
Al-Hayani, Fatima Agha
Islam and Science: Contradiction or Concordance (September), 565-76
Apczynski, John V.
The Discovery of Meaning through Scientific and Religious Forms of
Indwelling (March), 77-88
Barbour, Ian G.
Commentary on Theological Resources from the Physical Sciences (1966)
(June), 503-06
Theology and Physics Forty Years Later (June), 507-11
Brown, Sanborn C.
Can Physics Contribute to Theology? (1966) (June), 495-501
Browning, Don
Zygon at 40: Its Past and Possible Future (September), 529-33
Brun, Rudolf
Transcendentalism or Empiricism? A Discussion of a Problem Raised in
E. O. Wilson’s Book Consilience (September), 769-77
Burhoe, Ralph Wendell
The Heart of My Concern (December), 983-86
True Spirituality in the Light of the Sciences (December), 799-812
Caiazza, John C.
Athens, Jerusalem, and the Arrival of Techno-secularism (March), 9-21
Cameron, Jacqueline R.
Minding God/Minding Pain: Christian Theological Reflections on Recent
Advances in Pain Research (March), 167-80
Carr, Paul H.
A Theology for Evolution: Haught, Teilhard, and Tillich (September),
733-38
Clayton, Philip
The Religion-Science Discussion at Forty Years: “Reports of My Death
Are Premature” (March), 23—32
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DeLashmutt, Michael W.
Syncretism or Correlation: Teilhard and Tillich’s Contrasting Method-
ological Approaches to Science and Theology (September), 739-50
Drees, Willem B.
“Religion and Science” as Advocacy of Science and as Religion versus
Religion (September), 545-53
Gelwick, Richard
Michael Polanyi’s Daring Epistemology and the Hunger for Teleology
(March), 63-76
Geraci, Robert Matthew
Signaling Static: Artistic, Religious, and Scientific Truths in a Relational
Ontology (December), 953-74
Gillette, P. Roger
How Science Can Help Religion Benefit Society (June), 299-305
Glassman, Robert B.
The Epic of Personal Development and the Mystery of Small Working
Memory (March), 107-30
Goldberg, Ellen
Cognitive Science and Hathayoga (September), 613-29
Goodenough, Ursula
Reductionism and Holism, Chance and Selection, Mechanism and Mind
(June), 369-80
Grinde, Bjorn
How Can Science Help Religion toward Optimal Benefit for Society?
(June), 277-88
Gulick, Walter B.
Polanyi on Teleology: A Response to John Apczynski and Richard Gelwick
(March), 89-96
Hardwick, Charley D.
The Power of Religious Naturalism in Karl Peters'’s Dancing with the
Sacred (September), 667-81
Haught, John F.
Science and Scientism: The Importance of a Distinction (June), 363-68
Hay, David, and Pawel M. Socha
Spirituality as a Natural Phenomenon: Bringing Biological and Psycho-
logical Perspectives Together (September), 589-612
Hefner, Philip
Culture Is Where It Happens (September), 523-27
Dialogue, Yoking, and the Common Good (December), 793-97
Forty Years: Hope in the Midst of Contradiction (March), 3-8
It’s All about Transforming Minds (June), 263-66
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Hummel, Leonard M.
George Murphy’s Chiasmic Cosmology: As If God Were Not Given
(December), 975-82
Huchingson, James E.
Dimensions of Life: A Systems Approach to the Inorganic and the
Organic in Paul Tillich and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (September),
751-58
Jackelén, Antje
What is “Secular”? Techno-Secularism and Spirituality (December),
863-73
Kaufman, Gordon D.
Techno-secularism and “Revealed Religion”: Some Problems with
Caiazza’s Analysis (June), 323-33
King, Ursula
The Journey beyond Athens and Jerusalem (September), 535-44
Koss-Chioino, Joan D.
Spirit Healing, Mental Health, and Emotion Regulation (June), 409-21
Kristeller, Jean L., and Thomas Johnson
Cultivating Loving Kindness: A Two-Stage Model of the Effects of
Meditation on Empathy, Compassion, and Altruism (June),
391-407
Laszlo, Ervin
Religion versus Science: The Conflict in Reference to Truth Value, Not
Cash Value (March), 57-61
Lawson, E. Thomas
A New Look at the Science-and-Religion Dialogue (September), 555-63
Lee, Bruce Y., and Andrew B. Newberg
Religion and Health: A Review and Critical Analysis (June), 443-468
Moore, James FE.
Interreligious Dialogue as an Evolutionary Process (June), 381—90
Morowitz, Harold
The Debate between Science and Religion: Exploring Roads Less
Traveled (March), 51—56
Morowitz, Harold J., Nicole Schmitz-Moormann, and James F. Salmon, S.J.
Teilhard’s Two Energies (September), 721-32
Newberg, Andrew B., and Bruce Y. Lee
The Neuroscientific Study of Religious and Spiritual Phenomena: Or
Why God Doesn't Use Biostatistics (June), 469-89
Nordstrom, Alan
The End of Faust, the Secular Humanist: A Poem (December), 917—18
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Norris, Rebecca Sachs
Examining the Structure and Role of Emotion: Contributions of Neurobi-
ology to the Study of Embodied Religious Experience (March),
181-99
Oord, Thomas J.
The Love Racket: Defining Love and Agape for the Love-and-Science
Research Program (December), 919-38
Orr, Matthew
Is Nature Enough? Robert Frost Replies in “The Most of It” (September),
759-67
Oviedo, Lluis
Whom to Blame for the Charge of Secularization? (June), 351-61
Padgegt t, Alan G.
God versus Technology? Science, Secularity, and the Theology of
Technology (September), 577-84
Pannenberg, Wolfhart
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Eternity, Time, and Space (March), 97-106
Notes on the Alleged Conflict between Religion and Science (September),
585-88 o o t
Pederson, Ann
Karl Peters: Theology as a Confessing Discipline (September), 683-89
Peters, Karl E.
Confessions of a Practicing Naturalistic Theist: A Response to Hardwick,
Pederson, and Peterson (September), 701-20
Dancing with the Sacred: Excerpts (September), 631-66
Peters, Ted
Techno-Secularism, Religion, and the Created Co-Creator (December),
845-62
Peterson, Gregory R.
Dancing with Karl Peters (September), 691-99
Forty Years Later: What Have We Accomplished? (December), 875-90
Polkinghorne, John
Comments on Sanborn Brown’s “Can Physics Contribute to Theology?”
(June), 513-15
The Continuing Interaction of Science and Religion (March), 43-50
R aman, VaVraardaadraarjaaj a V.V .
Techno-Secularism: Comments and Reflections (December), 823-34
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Reiss, Steven
Human Individuality and the Gap between Science and Religion (March),
131-42
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Rollin, Bernard E.
Genetic Engineering and the Sacred (December), 939-51
Rolston, Holmes, III
Inevitable Humans: Simon Conway Morris's Evolutionary Paleontology
(March), 221-29
Roy, Rustum
Scientism and Technology as Religions (December), 835—44
Samuelson, Norbert M.
Culture and History: Essential Partners in the Conversation between
Religion and Science (June), 335-50
Schweiker, William
The Varieties and Revisions of Atheism (June), 267-76
Shafer, Ingrid H.
The Faust Challenge: Science as Diabolic or Divine (December), 891-915
Strassberg, Barbara A.
Magic, Religion, Science, Technology, and Ethics in the Postmodern
World (June), 307—22
Szerszynski, Bronislaw
Rethinking the Secular: Science, Technology, and Religion Today
(December), 813-22
Teske, John A.
A Janus Face upon Religion from Scientific Materialism (June), 289-97
Tirosh-Samuelson, Hava
Rethinking the Past and Anticipating the Future of Religion and Science
(March), 33-41
Towne, Edgar A.
he Variety of Panentheisms (September), 779-86
Walach, Harald, and K. Helmut Reich
R econnectingg SS cience and 1 SSpyi ritualiltityy:: TT oward 1O Overcomingg a a TaTta boo
(June), 423-41
Ward, Andrew
Defending Ethical Naturalism: The Roles of Cognitive Science and
te) oD
Pragmatism (March), 201-20
Yong, Amos
Christian and Buddhist Perspectives on Neuropsychology and the Human
Person: Pneuma and Pratityasamutpada (March), 143-65
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PART 2. BOOKS REVIEWED
(Names of reviewers are shown in parentheses.)
Alcock, John. The Triumph of Sociobiology (Daniel K. Brannan), (March)
231-34
Clayton, Philip, and Arthur Peacocke, eds. Jn Whom We Live and Move and
Have our Being: Panentheistic Reflections on God’s Presence in a
Scientific World (Edgar A. Towne), (September) 779-86
Griffin, David Ray. Reenchantment without Supernaturalism: A Process Philosophy
of Religion (John F. Haught), (March) 237-40
Jones, Richard H. Reductionism: Analysis and the Fullness ofR eality (Holmes
Rolston, III), (March) 240—43
Peacocke, Arthur. Paths from Science towards God: The End of All Our Exploring
(James E. Huchingson), (March) 244-46
Segerstrale, Ullica. Defenders of the Truth: The Sociobiology Debate (Daniel K.
Brannan), (March) 231-34
Wilson, Edward O. Sociobiology: The New Synthesis, 25th Anniversary Edition
(Gregory R. Peterson), (March) 223,44 -3 27
PART 3. THEMES
Fortieth Anniversary Symposium: Science, Religion, and Secularity in a
Technological Society (March, June, September, December)
Michael Polanyi’s Search for Truth (March)
Can Science Promote Religion for the Benefit of Society? (June)
Science Looks at Spirituality (June, September)
Dancing with the Sacred—Dialogue with Karl Peters (September)
Looking Again at Teilhard, Tillich, and Haught (September)
The Phenomenon of Faust (December)
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