Tempe, Arizona, United States of America
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    This is a book by people who have had to make decisions which affect the environment in which we all live, decisions which sometimes affect the quality of life of millions. It is not an academic disquisition on how to approach decision-making. Most of the chapters are written by scientists who have had to take action or make recommendations on environmental matters in situations where the data are incomplete or choices hedged by factors beyond scientific resolution; the result is that they have …Read more
  • Science, Mankind and Ethics
    with P. Bourdeau, P. M. Fasella, and A. Teller
    Environmental Ethics. forthcoming.
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    Index to Volume 37
    with Victor Anderson, Ian G. Barbour, James Blachowicz, Robert J. Brecha, C. Mackenzie Brown, Rudolf B. Brun, David Carr, Michael Cavanaugh, and Willem B. Drees
    Zygon 37 (4). 2002.
  • God's Book of Works: The Nature and Theology of Nature
    Environmental Values 13 (1): 138-139. 2004.
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    R. J. Berry writes as a professional biologist and as a Christian believer. He contends that the interplay of science and faith requires continual re-examination in the light of scientific developments, with the consequent need to review religious assumptions. To quote from his Preface: "Where science and faith meet, they must be congruent; if they are not, both the science and the religion ought to be examined. Religion cannot drive the content of science, nor can science properly determine the…Read more
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    Addressing key aspects of the peer commentaries
    with A. Eisen
    American Journal of Bioethics: Ajob 2 (4). 2002.
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    Divine Action: Expected and Unexpected
    Zygon 37 (3): 717-728. 2002.
    Miracles are signs of God's power. Confusion about them comes from misunderstanding or doubting the relationship between God and creation rather than from science properly understood