Twentieth-century science discovered that the physical world is
deeply relational. In fact, the phenomenon of quantum entanglement
implies that even the subatomic world cannot simply be treated
atomistically. With that in mind, thirteen distinguished scholars
from physics and theology here explore the role of relationality in
both science and religion.
Besides containing expert accounts both scientific and theological
this volume provides careful assessment of the significance that
these insights have for the interdisciplinary discussion of a
consonant relationship between science and religion a topic of
considerable importance. The Trinity and an Entangled World offers
a uniquely authoritative and illuminating discussion and will prove
to be an important contribution to the literature concerned with
science and religion.
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