Contents: Preface; Introduction, Robert John Russell; A personal odyssey, Ian G. Barbour. Part I Barbour's Scientific Contributions: Ian G. Barbour's contributions as a scientist, Carl York. Part II Barbour's Contributions to Methodology: Ian Barbour's methodological breakthrough: creating the 'bridge' between science and theology, Robert John Russell; Barbour's way(s) of relating science and theology, Christian Berg; Critical realism and other realisms, Niels Henrik Gregersen; Religion, theology, and the philosophy of science: an appreciation of the work of Ian Barbour, Nancey Murphy. Part III Barbour's Contributions to Theological and Ethical Issues: A. God and nature: Barbour's panentheistic metaphysic, Philip Clayton; B. Physics and cosmology: What is 'the universe' which cosmology studies?, William R.
Stoeger, SJ; Barbour's assessment of the philosophical and theological implications of physics and cosmology, Robert John Russell; C. Evolution, anthropology and neuroscience: Case studies in Barbour's integrative model: liberal Anglo-Catholicism in the 1920s, W. Mark Richardson; DNA, Darwin, and doxology: a contemporary conversation between biology and faith, Martinez J. Hewlett; Selfish Genes and Loving Persons, Ted Peters; D. Technology and the environment: Technology requires ethical decisions, Roger L. Shinn; Ethics, technology, and environment, Judith N. Scoville; Environmental ethics and the science-religion debate: a British perspective on Barbour, Christopher Southgate. Part IV Theological Perspectives On Barbour's Work: A.
Process theology: God and physics in the thought of Ian Barbour, John B. Cobb, Jr; Barbour in process: contributions to process theology, Ernest Simmons; B. Roman Catholic theology: Catholicism and Ian Barbour on theology and science, Anne M. Clifford; 'Seeing' the universe: Ian Barbour and Teilhard de Chardin, John F. Haught; C. Buddhist theology: A reflection on Buddhist-Christian dialogue with the natural sciences, Paul O. Ingram; Barbour, Buddhism, Bohm, and beyond, Jensine Andresen. Published works of Ian Graeme Barbour, Christian Berg; Indexes.