Science and the spirit a Pentecostal engagement with the sciences - Smith, James K. A., 1970-; Yong, Amos. (Bloomington : Indiana University Press, 2010)
What have the Galapagos to do with Jerusalem? Scientific knowledge in theological context / Telford Work -- Is there room for surprise in the natural world? Naturalism, the supernatural, and Pentecostal spirituality / James K.A. Smith -- How does God do what God does? Pentecostal-Charismatic perspectives on divine action in dialogue with modern science / Amos Yong -- Does God have a place in the physical universe? Physics and the quest for the Holy Spirit / Wolfgang Vondey -- Does the Spirit create through evolutionary processes? Pentecostals and biological evolution / Steve Badger and Mike Tenneson -- Can religious experience be reduced to brain activity? The place and significance of pentecostal narrative / Frederick L. Ware -- Serotonin and Spirit: can there be a holistic pentecostal approach to mental illness? / Donald F. Calbreath -- Can social scientists dance? Participating in science, spirit, and social reconstruction as an anthropoligist and Afropentecostal / Craig Scandrett-Leatherman -- Is integrating spirit and sociology possible? A postmodern research odyssey / Margaret M. Poloma -- Is there room for the Spirit in a world dominated by technology? Pentecostals and the technological world / Dennis W. Cheek.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
Keywords: Religion and science; Pentecostalism; Electronic books