Astrotheology: Exoplanets, Christian Concerns, and Human Hopes

Are there planets beyond our solar system? What may appear quite plausible now had only been a hypothesis until about twenty years ago. The search for exoplanets is driven by the interest in the “habitable” ones among them. Could such planets one day in the far future provide resources or even shelter for humankind? Will we find one day a habitable planet that is even inhabited? These kinds of imaginative speculations drive public interest in the subject. Imagining alien intelligent life in the universe is not at all new. When Ted Peters called for establishing the field of “astrotheology,” he was certainly thinking less of historical precedents than of something analogous to the emerging field of astrobiology. Will astrotheology result in the decentering of humanity in cosmic dimensions? One could also conclude that we are alone, at least for all practical purposes.

The origin and development of early Christian church architecture.

Bibliography: p. 143-147.

The Christian future; or The modern mind outrun.

Mode of access: Internet.

Santos : the religious folk art of New Mexico /

Bibliography: p. 48-49 (first group)

Christian ethics in history and modern life,

"An elaboration of a course of lectures delivered on the Stanton foundation in the University of Cambridge."--Pref.

An examination of Dr. Tyler's Vindication of his "Strictures" on the Christian Spectator.

Evangelus Pacificus [pseud.] is identified as Rev. Hubbard Winslow in Franklin B. Dexter's Biographical sketches of the graduates of Yale College, v. 5, New Haven, 1911, p. 721, and in William Cushing's Initials and pseudonyms, v. 2, Waltham, Mass., 1963, p. 303.

Gymnastic nomenclature of the Young Men's Christian Associations of North America /

Mode of access: Internet.

Soap-bubbles, their colours and the forces which mould them ; being the substance of many lectures delivered to juvenile and popular audiences with the addition of several new and original sections /

Mode of access: Internet.

Evolution in Christian doctrine,

Mode of access: Internet.

History of the Christian church ...

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Jesus Christ and the Christian character : an examination of the teaching of Jesus in its relation to some of the moral problems of personal life /

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Christian Science, its manifold attractions /

Mode of access: Internet.

Children's books in England & America in the seventeenth century : a history and checklist, together with The young Christian's library, the first printed catalogue of books for children.

The young Christian's library is a facsimile reproduction of the Bodleian Library copy of the original ed. published in 1710.

Report of the Overseas committee of the War work council of the Young women's Christian association, 1917-1920;

Mode of access: Internet.