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A Procreative Paradigm of the Creative Suffering of the Triune God: Implications of Arthur Peacocke's Evolutionary Theology

Theological Studies, 2006
The question of right speech about the mystery of God in suffering has moved many to discuss theodicy and human freedom, and has persuaded many others to rethink the understanding of God in relation to the world itself. The article focuses on two key concepts in Arthur Peacocke's evolutionary theology to propose a new understanding of the creative ...
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Cosmological Christology: Arthur Peacocke, John Polkinghorne and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin in Dialogue

New Blackfriars, 2012
AbstractArthur Peacocke, a biochemist turned theologian, accepted Christ's personal resurrection but not his bodily resurrection from the grave. He argued from Paul's silence about the discovery of the empty tomb, from Christ's sharing fully in our human condition, and from the irreversible processes of nature.
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Science, Biochemistry, and Pantheism in Arthur Peacocke

2016
This article presents and discusses the body of doctrines elaborated by Arthur Peacocke about the idea of God, and of what is theologico-christian, that today should be constructed from the scientific image of the world, especially the scientific image of life, evolution, and the human being. After presenting the biochemical origins of his thought, the
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Ringing the changes: In tribute to Arthur R. Peacocke1

Theology and Science, 2007
Robert John Russell
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God and the new biology By Arthur Peacocke. New York: Harper & Row, 1986, 218 pages

Journal of Social and Biological Structures, 1990
John Leslie
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