Science, Religion, the Humanities and Hope: Essays in Honour of Willem B. Drees (Hardcover, 2024)

Preface (Mark Harris).- Introduction (Anne Runehov and Michael Fuller).- Chapter 1. Curricular Evanescence: Theology, Philosophy, and the Study of Religion (Ab De Jong).- Chapter 2. The Role of the Humanities in hermeneutic-anthropological perspective (Marcus ?Duwel).- Chapter 3. ?The formation of religion vs. science in the late 19th century (Dirk Evers).- Chapter 4. Is Compatibilist Freedom Meaningful Freedom? (Jenny Gillett).- Chapter 5. Types of Transcendence: Their relevance for science-religion discussions (Niels Henrik Gregersen).- Chapter 6. Clarity and Humility within and among Human Ways of Knowing (Tom Hastings).- Chapter 7. From Contingency to Multiverses. A Theological Provocation (Michael Heller).- Chapter 8. Silence and Silencing in democratic public spheres (Odile Heynders).- Chapter 9. The Demon and the Mars Rover: the Varieties of Curiosity (Alfred Kracher).- Chapter 10. Changing the planetary conversations: evolutionary and religious narratives of creation and evil (Anne Kull).- Chapter 11. Christology and the Modern World. Poetry, Arts, Science and Jesus the Christ (Hubert Meisinger).- Chapter 12. Is theology becoming more science-like when approaching science? A reconfiguration of humanities (Lluis Oviedo).- Chapter 13. Willem Drees and the Varieties of Naturalism (Arthur Petersen).- Chapter 14. The Science and Religion dialogue as an interdisciplinary endeavor (Knut-Willy Saether).- Chapter 15. Faith as Commitment (Marcel Sarot).- Chapter 16. Creation: beyond nothing and now (Christopher Southgate).