Preface
Introduction
PART I: CURRENT DEBATES IN THEOLOGY
Introduction to Part 1
1. Celia Deane-Drummond, Robin Grove-White and Bronislaw Szerszynski: Genetically Modified Theology, The Religious Dimensions of Public Concerns about Agricultural BiotechnologyChristopher Southgate: Response to Chapter 1
2. John Hedley Brooke: Detracting from Divine Power? Religious Belief and the Appraisal of New TechnologiesArthur Peacocke: Response to Chapter 2
3. Michael Banner: The Sublime, The Sabbath and the Limits of BiotechnologyMichael Reiss: Response to Chapter 3
4. Michael Northcott: 'Behold I Have Set the Land Before You' (Deut 1.8). Christian Ethics, GM Foods and the Culture of Modern FarmingPeter Scott: Response to Chapter 4
PART II: REFLECTIONS FROM SPECIFIC CASES
Introduction to Part II
5. Arthur Peacocke: Relating Genetics to Theology on the Map of Scientific Knowledge
6. Michael Reiss: Is It Right to Move Genes between Species? A Theological Perspective
7. Donald Bruce: Playing Dice with Creation, How Risky Should the New Technologies Be?
8. Stephen Clark: Thinking about Biotechnology, Towards a Theory of Just Experimentation
PART III: PUBLIC VOICES AND GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES
Introduction to Part III
9. Mairi Levitt: 'Just Because We Can Do Something Doesn't Mean We Should', Young People's Responses to Biotechnology
10. Bronislaw Szerszynski: At Reason's End, The Inoperative Liturgy of Risk Society
11. Brian Wynne: Interpreting Public Concerns about GMOs
PART IV: TECHNOLOGY, THEOLOGY AND SOCIETY
Introduction to Part IV
12. Jacqui Stewart: Reordering Means and Ends, Ellul and the New Genetics
13. Peter Scott: Nature, Technology and the Rule of God, (En)Countering the Disgracing of Nature
14. Celia Deane-Drummond: Aquinas, Wisdom Ethics and the New Genetics
15. Bronislaw Szerszynski and Celia Deane-Drummond: The Reordering of Nature, a Post-Script
List of Contributors
Index
