Required reading list of texts which students should read before arrival:

D. Lindberg and R. Numbers, When science and Christianity meet (2003)

S. Dick, Many worlds: the new universe, extraterrestrial life, and the theological implications (2000)

K.W. Giberson and D.A. Yerxa, Species of origins: America’s search for a creation story (2002)

F. Watts and M. Williams, The psychology of religious knowing (2007)

Recommended reading list of additional texts which students should read when in Oxford:

G. Frengren, E. Larson, and S. Amundsen, eds., History of science and religion in the western tradition: an encyclopaedia (2000)

J. Wentzel van Huyssteen ed., Encyclopaedia of science and religion (2003)

J.H. Brooke, Science and religion: some historical perspectives (1993)

M. Behe, Darwin’s black box: the biochemical challenge to evolution (2006)

R.J. Russell and others, eds., Neuroscience and the person (1999)

P. Clayton and J. Schloss, Evolution and ethics: human morality in biological and religious perspective (2004)

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