Fields and theology: A response to John Polkinghorne

2025-01-13 Classification：Philosophy Click()
Author：Pannenberg, W

Article Title：Fields and theology: A response to John Polkinghorne

Abstract：
In this statement, the author poses a number of questions that he believes John Polkinghorne left untouched in his response to Pannenberg's article God as Spirit-and Natural Science. These questions include the role of philosophy in the interaction between theology and science, the concepts of space and time as prior to measurement, the relation between top-down and bottom-up thinking, and the concept of field.

Keywords: bottom-up thinking; field; holistic perspective; top-down thinking

DOI: 10.1111/0591-2385.00398

Source：ZYGON

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