

On John Polkinghorne: Creation, Prayer, Miracles, and Time
Mar 13, 2021
John Polkinghorne, a distinguished physicist-priest, was a pioneer in bridging science and theology. In a captivating discussion, he addresses the harmony between scientific inquiry and faith. He offers insights into open theology and its implications for understanding divine action and miracles. The conversation explores complex ideas about creation, prayer, and the nature of time, emphasizing a collaborative relationship between humanity and God. Polkinghorne's work challenges simplistic views, encouraging a deeper engagement with the intricacies of faith and the universe.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
The Life and Influence of Sir John Polkinghorne in Science and Theology
04:41 • 5min
The Intersection of Open Theology and Scientific Progress
09:57 • 3min
The Interplay of Science and Theology
13:23 • 35min
Divine Action and Causation
48:14 • 18min
Exploring the Theology of Prayer and Miracles
01:06:38 • 26min
Philosophical Perspectives on Time
01:32:10 • 11min
Exploring Process Theology and Divine Relationality
01:43:39 • 8min
Contrasting Approaches to Theology and Science
01:51:54 • 3min