Acknowledgements - Preface - PART 1: COMPATIBILITY SYSTEMS AND THE LEGITIMATION OF RELIGIOUS BELIEF - Comprehensively Critical Rationalism and Commitment - Is Religious Belief Problematic? - The Cognitive Status of Religious Belief - Explanation and Theological Method - Science and Religion: Is Compatability Possible? - PART 2: BEYOND LEGITIMATION: COMPATIBILITY SYSTEMS RECONSIDERED - Being Faithful and Being Reasonable as Mutually Exclusive - Religion Transcending Science Transcending Religion - Is Science Really an Implicit Religion? - Religion, Science, and the Transformation of 'Knowledge' - Has Philosophy of Religion a Place in the Agenda of Theology? - PART 3: ON THE INCOMMENSURABILITY OF SCIENTIFIC AND RELIGIOUS BELIEF - Philosophical Reflections on Twentieth Century Mennonite Thought - Comprehensiveness as the Integrity of Anglican Theology - The Ambiguous Revolution: Kant on the Nature of Faith - The Centripetal Theology of The Great Code - An Unholy Alliance? The Creationists' Quest for Scientific Legitimation