Editorial biography
Tim Morris is a contemporary philosopher of science and theologian who explores the intersection of scientific inquiry and Christian theology. His work focuses on how divine action and providence relate to natural processes and scientific understanding. In "Science and Grace: God's Reign in the Natural Sciences," Morris develops a theological framework for understanding God's sovereignty within the context of modern scientific discoveries. He argues against both scientific materialism and interventionist models of divine action, proposing instead an integrative approach that sees God's governance as operating through rather than against natural laws. Morris contributes to the science-religion dialogue by articulating how scientific investigation can be understood as exploring the regular patterns of God's sustaining activity in creation. His work addresses key questions about divine action, natural theology, and the compatibility of robust scientific realism with traditional Christian doctrines of providence and creation.
Works in this database
| Title | Year↑ | Genre | Argument engaged | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Science and Grace.. God's Reign in the Natural Sciences العلم والنعمة.. سلطان الله في العلوم الطبيعية | 2006 1427 AH | Monograph | natural-theology · discussed · science-and-religion-argument · discussed | Included |