Dillenberger, John <br/><br/>
Protestant Thought and Natural Science  A Historical Study 

 - Nashville  Abingdon Press  1960 
 - 320p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>THE APOLOGETIC DEFENCE OF CHRISTIANITY  The New Science Becomes a Philosophy	  The Evidences for Christianity  Miracle and prophecy	                                    The wisdom of God in creation-the argument from design  The analogy between nature and scripture                            Selected Theological Figures                                                    VI    THE DEMISE OF REVELATION	  A Final Strand of Orthodoxy	  Old Metaphysics and New Science: Christian Wolff  From Rational to Moral Christianity  A transitional phase  Enlightenment theologies  CREATIVE THEOLOGICAL DIRECTIONS AND NEW PROBLEMS	  Positive Alternatives to a Mechanical Nature  The Creative Thrust of Schleiermacher and Related Figures  New Solutions to Old Problems in England and America  New Problems for Christianity in Geology and Biology  THE DARWINIAN IMPACT  A Evolutionary Theories and Their Problems	  Darwinism  Subsequent developments   Diverging Theological Responses   The Special Task of Protestant Liberalism  PART TWO:   NOTES ON NEW DIRECTIONS  TWO REVOLUTIONS IN THOUGHT	  The Theological Revolution B The Scientific Revolution      
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label> 100 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>C66  / D582