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Philip Clayton

    1 janvier 1956
    God and Gravity
    The Problem of God in Modern Thought
    Religion and Science: The Basics
    Mind and Emergence
    In quest of freedom
    Adventures in the Spirit
    • 2024

      As global temperatures rise, there is a risk drought will become more frequent across the globe. This book is a collection of over 50 beautiful, fascinating and – most importantly – drought-proof species from around the world.

      Kew - Parched
    • 2024

      Discover the secret to successfully growing and nurturing beautiful roses. Ideal for first-time gardeners, Grow Roses contains everything you need to bring spectacular colours and gorgeous scents to your garden. Learn how to grow and care for a variety of roses with tips on selecting the right site, planting, and pruning. Discover the perfect roses for your own outdoor space with a handy directory of the best varieties for every situation, as well as the ideal plants to grow alongside them. With their ease of cultivation, tolerance to varied climates, and sublime beauty, roses are the perfect flower for the modern garden. Packed with practical, jargon-free know-how, this easy-to-use guide has everything you need to know to help your garden Grow.

      Grow Roses
    • 2022

      "A plant a day brings beauty your way. Make the most of your garden with 365 of the very best plant varieties - one for every day of the year. From spring blooms to winter interest and everything in between, each plant has been personally selected by expert horticulturist Philip Clayton, who draws on his nearly 20 years of RHS experience, along with his own garden favourites, to showcase a vast array of planting choices. With a range of plants as broad as Philip's knowledge is vast, A Plant for Every Day of the Year is like taking a walk with an accomplished gardener as they show you their favourite plants. Each profile comes complete with stunning photography and an at-a-glance guide to height, spread, hardiness, and other must-know information, so you too can make the most of every season in your own garden"--Publisher's description

      RHS A Plant for Every Day of the Year
    • 2019

      What Is Ecological Civilization

      Crisis, Hope, and the Future of the Planet

      • 176pages
      • 7 heures de lecture

      Addressing the unsustainable trajectory of life on Earth, the authors link environmental crises to social and economic inequalities. They propose the concept of an ecological civilization as a hopeful vision for the future, emphasizing that the end of modern civilization doesn't equate to the end of humanity or life itself. By exploring eight key questions through various philosophical and scientific lenses, the book argues that an ecological civilization is a practical possibility rather than a utopian dream, laying the groundwork for realistic hope and sustainable living.

      What Is Ecological Civilization
    • 2018

      God and Gravity

      • 386pages
      • 14 heures de lecture

      The book offers a comprehensive collection of Philip Clayton's influential works, exploring the intersections of science, philosophy, and Christian theology. It features an introductory overview followed by six thematic sections, including Science & Religion and Progressive Theology, which delve into topics like panentheism, divine action, and the relationship between science and faith. This compilation serves as an essential resource for understanding Clayton's expansive theological insights and contributions to contemporary discussions in these fields.

      God and Gravity
    • 2018

      What Have Animals Ever Done For Us?

      • 72pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      A fascinating look at animals and their unique relationship with humans. Packed full of interesting and strange facts. A perfect gift book for animal lovers, inquisitive readers or those with a sense of humour.

      What Have Animals Ever Done For Us?
    • 2011

      Religion and Science: The Basics

      • 214pages
      • 8 heures de lecture
      3,9(22)Évaluer

      Religion and science are arguably the two most powerful social forces in the world today. But where religion and science were once held to be compatible, many people now perceive them to be in conflict. This unique book provides the best available introduction to the burning debates in this controversial field. Examining the defining questions and controversies, renowned expert Philip Clayton presents the arguments from both sides, asking readers to decide for themselves where they stand: - science or religion, or science and religion? - history and philosophy of science - the role of scientific and religious ethics - modifying genes, extending life, and experimenting with human subjects - religion and the environmental crisis - the future of science vs. the future of religion. Thoroughly updated throughout, this second edition explores religious traditions from around the world and provides insights from across the sciences, making this book essential reading for all those wishing to come to their own understanding of some of the most important debates of our day.

      Religion and Science: The Basics
    • 2008

      Adventures in the Spirit

      God, World, Divine Action

      • 320pages
      • 12 heures de lecture
      4,3(13)Évaluer

      Exploring the intersection of theology and science, this work offers a systematic presentation of divine action through a panentheistic lens. It delves into the complexities of how divine presence interacts with the universe, addressing both spiritual and empirical perspectives. The author engages with contemporary debates, making the text relevant for readers interested in the relationship between faith and reason.

      Adventures in the Spirit
    • 2008

      In quest of freedom

      The Emergence of Spirit in the Natural World

      • 178pages
      • 7 heures de lecture
      4,4(3)Évaluer

      Science deeply challenges classical descriptions of the human person as free and as spirit. This survey of contemporary neuroscience and evolutionary biology explores why these challenges have arisen. At the same time it finds in the religious dimension of human existence powerful resources for speaking of the Emergenz des Geistes and of a deeper sense of human freedom.

      In quest of freedom
    • 2008

      Emergenz und Bewusstsein

      Evolutionärer Prozess und die Grenzen des Naturalismus

      Wie Menschen die Welt und ihren Platz darin verstehen, ist für sie selbst von großer Bedeutung. Einige sind Physikalisten und glauben, dass alles Existierende eine physikalische Einheit ist, die durch Gesetze und Partikel der Mikrophysik erklärbar ist. Andere, die Dualisten, meinen, dass Menschen und möglicherweise auch andere Organismen aus physikalischen und nichtphysikalischen Komponenten wie Seele oder Geist bestehen. Die Emergenztheorie bietet eine dritte Perspektive in dieser Debatte, die den beiden anderen überlegen ist. Sie postuliert, dass Bewusstsein aus komplexen biologischen Systemen hervorgeht und von ihnen abhängt. Bewusstsein ist jedoch nicht die einzige emergente Ebene; es ist nur ein Schritt in einem langen evolutionären Prozess. Diese Ebene ist besonders komplex und umfasst das gesamte intellektuelle, kulturelle, künstlerische und religiöse Leben der Menschheit. Das Bewusstsein ist für uns als handelnde Menschen von großer Bedeutung, sowohl in persönlichen als auch gesellschaftlichen Ausdrucksformen. Die Untersuchung der Emergenz zielt darauf ab, ein tieferes Verständnis für die Stärken dieses Konzepts zu entwickeln und die damit verbundenen Kritiken zu beleuchten. Am Ende wird gezeigt, dass Emergenz ein neues, fruchtbares Paradigma zur Interpretation einer Vielzahl von Phänomenen bietet, die von der Physik bis zum Bewusstsein reichen.

      Emergenz und Bewusstsein