One of the problems is that many scientists may be good scientists but =
have a weak theological grounding and many theologians are weak on =
science. I say this as a fact rather than critically. It is =
exceptionally hard for a scientist to have the time to spend on
getting =
his theology up to M Div standard and unless a theologian has a =
scientific background their science will be weak.
Several science and religion writers like Peacocke and Polkinghorne =
wrote their productive theological work AFTER a career in science.
Hence what is needed is multiple authorship on these subjects drawing =
theologians , OT scholars , biologists geologists etc and the odd =
anthropologist to deal with the Hobbit! (and not dabblers from other =
fields)
Michael
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