SCIENCE AND GOD THE CREATOR

Variable judgments, both negative and positive, have been made by scientists (mainly physicists and astronomers) on the theological implications of their findings. It is urged that science and theology are most appropriately related through a realist approach. On this basis some implications for our conceptions of God and our scientific perspectives on the created world arc explored with respect to both divine Being and divine Becoming. A positive assessment of nature as created concludes the article.