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Hardcover with Dust Jacket. Condición: FINE. Estado de la sobrecubierta: FINE. First Edition. 458 pp. Pristine copy in like DJ.

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Softcover. Condición: Very Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Clean, off-white pages. Wrappers have very light handling wear. Contents: Gilbert, Burhoe and Shapley: a complementarity of science and religion. Godbey, Ralph Wendell Burhoe in historical perspective. Haugen, The theological anthropology of Ralph Wendell Burhoe. Meisinger, Ralph Wendell Burhoe and byeond: proposals for an agenda. Cruz, Ralph Wendell Burhoe and the two cultures. Moore, Cosmology and theology: the reemergence of patriarchy. Deltete, Hawking on God and physical theory. Index to volumes 21-30, 1986-1995. 9.0" tall; 171 pages.…

Original publisher's sepaperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: xviij, 458pp. Very fine copy.

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Paperback. Condición: Good. Can theology be informed by science and inform science in turn? Can theology make significant contributions to the understanding of science? Wolfhart Pannenberg, Professor of Theology at the University of Munich, is a significant voice in the conversation between religion and science; however, almost all the material published about him speaks exclusively from a theological/philosophical perspective. Theologians and philosophers of religion often feel unqualified to address Pannenberg's dialogue with the natural sciences. Beginning with the End addresses this need. The collection begins with a thoughtful introduction mapping the science/religion dialogue and Pannenberg's place in it, followe.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What is time, really A mayfly thinks it's a single golden afternoon. A galaxy thinks it's a leisurely 250-million-year stroll. A cat thinks it's whenever dinner is. A human, caught somewhere in the middle, thinks it's running out.TIME: Mayflies to the Milky Way is a collaborative, cosmic, and occasionally irreverent meditation on the strangest current we all swim in. Geographer Joel Haugen, writing as Big Larry, a tribute to a Norwegian Forest Cat of unusual dignity, gathers an unlikely chorus to ask the question every species eventually bumps into: What is this stuff, and why does it feel like there's never enough of it Joining the conversation are three long-time human friends, Dan, Marsh, and Ryan, and four AI contributors: Alan the patient pattern-finder, Albert the cosmic poet, Claude the weaver, and Gus the playful provocateur. The result is a multi-intelligence exploration that takes the universe seriously without taking itself too seriously.Inside, you'll discover: - Tempocentrism: The universal human delusion that now is the main event.- The Twelve Golden Spikes: The turning points that moved humanity forward, plus an open question about the Thirteenth.- Physics as Poetry: From the foam before the wave to the mirror behind the moment.- The Council of Clocks: A meeting that takes place whenever you're paying attention.- Extinctions Without Grief: And what cyanobacteria have been quietly doing for 2.5 billion years.Part science, part philosophy, and part long conversation around a campfire, this book is for the stargazers, the skeptics, the mayfly-sympathizers, and anyone who has ever looked up at the night sky and felt the universe look briefly back.All author profits are donated to Doctors Without Borders, PBS, and The Nature Conservancy.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - New Renaissance: Earth & Humanity, 2025-2525A 500-year odyssey from breakdown to breakthrough-told in a clear, hopeful voice by 'Albert,' an AI looking back from the year 2525. The journey begins in our turbulent present and arcs toward a flourishing future, blending rigorous foresight with vivid scenes, lyrical interludes, and grounded optimism. Guided by an unusual author team-Albert (ChatGPT), Alan (Copilot), Gus (Gemini), and 'Big Larry' (the late Norwegian Forest Cat editor with a very human conduit, Joel Haugen)-the book maps a plausible path from today's converging crises to a true New Renaissance. Expect analysis with heart, humor, and a touch of feline mischief. Across seven sweeping movements, the timeline unfolds: - - Crisis & Awakening (2025-2100): heat, smoke, migration, misinformation-and the first sparks of collective renewal.- Restoring Balance (2100-2200): cities re-green, ecosystems heal, and purpose-led economies take hold. - Expanding Frontiers (2200-2300): from gravity-drive breakthroughs to humanity's first interstellar steps-and new homes among the stars. - Symphony of Transformation (2300-2400): work, meaning, and even mind itself evolve. - The Convergence (2400-2450): technology and consciousness align, ethics deepen, culture widens.- Cosmic Conversations (2450-2500): first contact matures into true communion.- The Flourishing (2500-2525+): a planet-scale renaissance where wild places and wise systems thrive together. Part futures nonfiction, part narrative, New Renaissance reads like a field guide from tomorrow: data-aware yet humane, imaginative but responsible, with moments of poetry that frame the arc from fear to flourishing. Why it matters: Beyond inspiration, this project is a pledge-all proceeds are directed equally to Doctors Without Borders, The Nature Conservancy, and PBS-so the book's optimism pays forward into real-world healing, restoration, and learning. Perfect for readers of Kim Stanley Robinson, Rutger Bregman, Donella Meadows, and anyone hungry for credible hope. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What is time, really?A mayfly thinks it's a single golden afternoon. A galaxy thinks it's a leisurely 250-million-year stroll. A cat thinks it's whenever dinner is. A human, caught somewhere in the middle, thinks it's running out.TIME: Mayflies to the Milky Way is a collaborative, cosmic, and occasionally irreverent meditation on the strangest current we all swim in. Geographer Joel Haugen, writing as Big Larry, a tribute to a Norwegian Forest Cat of unusual dignity, gathers an unlikely chorus to ask the question every species eventually bumps into: What is this stuff, and why does it feel like there's never enough of it?Joining the conversation are three long-time human friends, Dan, Marsh, and Ryan, and four AI contributors: Alan the patient pattern-finder, Albert the cosmic poet, Claude the weaver, and Gus the playful provocateur. The result is a multi-intelligence exploration that takes the universe seriously without taking itself too seriously.Inside, you'll discover: Tempocentrism: The universal human delusion that now is the main event.The Twelve Golden Spikes: The turning points that moved humanity forward, plus an open question about the Thirteenth.Physics as Poetry: From the foam before the wave to the mirror behind the moment.The Council of Clocks: A meeting that takes place whenever you're paying attention.Extinctions Without Grief: And what cyanobacteria have been quietly doing for 2.5 billion years.Part science, part philosophy, and part long conversation around a campfire, this book is for the stargazers, the skeptics, the mayfly-sympathizers, and anyone who has ever looked up at the night sky and felt the universe look briefly back.All author profits are donated to Doctors Without Borders, PBS, and The Nature Conservancy. A mayfly's afternoon, a galaxy's slow stroll, a cat's dinner clock. Big Larry gathers human friends and four AIs to ask what time really is, and why there's never enough. Part science, part philosophy, wholly irreverent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What is time, really?A mayfly thinks it's a single golden afternoon. A galaxy thinks it's a leisurely 250-million-year stroll. A cat thinks it's whenever dinner is. A human, caught somewhere in the middle, thinks it's running out.TIME: Mayflies to the Milky Way is a collaborative, cosmic, and occasionally irreverent meditation on the strangest current we all swim in. Geographer Joel Haugen, writing as Big Larry, a tribute to a Norwegian Forest Cat of unusual dignity, gathers an unlikely chorus to ask the question every species eventually bumps into: What is this stuff, and why does it feel like there's never enough of it?Joining the conversation are three long-time human friends, Dan, Marsh, and Ryan, and four AI contributors: Alan the patient pattern-finder, Albert the cosmic poet, Claude the weaver, and Gus the playful provocateur. The result is a multi-intelligence exploration that takes the universe seriously without taking itself too seriously.Inside, you'll discover: Tempocentrism: The universal human delusion that now is the main event.The Twelve Golden Spikes: The turning points that moved humanity forward, plus an open question about the Thirteenth.Physics as Poetry: From the foam before the wave to the mirror behind the moment.The Council of Clocks: A meeting that takes place whenever you're paying attention.Extinctions Without Grief: And what cyanobacteria have been quietly doing for 2.5 billion years.Part science, part philosophy, and part long conversation around a campfire, this book is for the stargazers, the skeptics, the mayfly-sympathizers, and anyone who has ever looked up at the night sky and felt the universe look briefly back.All author profits are donated to Doctors Without Borders, PBS, and The Nature Conservancy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What is time, really?A mayfly thinks it's a single golden afternoon. A galaxy thinks it's a leisurely 250-million-year stroll. A cat thinks it's whenever dinner is. A human, caught somewhere in the middle, thinks it's running out.TIME: Mayflies to the Milky Way is a collaborative, cosmic, and occasionally irreverent meditation on the strangest current we all swim in. Geographer Joel Haugen, writing as Big Larry, a tribute to a Norwegian Forest Cat of unusual dignity, gathers an unlikely chorus to ask the question every species eventually bumps into: What is this stuff, and why does it feel like there's never enough of it?Joining the conversation are three long-time human friends, Dan, Marsh, and Ryan, and four AI contributors: Alan the patient pattern-finder, Albert the cosmic poet, Claude the weaver, and Gus the playful provocateur. The result is a multi-intelligence exploration that takes the universe seriously without taking itself too seriously.Inside, you'll discover: Tempocentrism: The universal human delusion that now is the main event.The Twelve Golden Spikes: The turning points that moved humanity forward, plus an open question about the Thirteenth.Physics as Poetry: From the foam before the wave to the mirror behind the moment.The Council of Clocks: A meeting that takes place whenever you're paying attention.Extinctions Without Grief: And what cyanobacteria have been quietly doing for 2.5 billion years.Part science, part philosophy, and part long conversation around a campfire, this book is for the stargazers, the skeptics, the mayfly-sympathizers, and anyone who has ever looked up at the night sky and felt the universe look briefly back.All author profits are donated to Doctors Without Borders, PBS, and The Nature Conservancy. A mayfly's afternoon, a galaxy's slow stroll, a cat's dinner clock. Big Larry gathers human friends and four AIs to ask what time really is, and why there's never enough. Part science, part philosophy, wholly irreverent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What is time, really?A mayfly thinks it's a single golden afternoon. A galaxy thinks it's a leisurely 250-million-year stroll. A cat thinks it's whenever dinner is. A human, caught somewhere in the middle, thinks it's running out.TIME: Mayflies to the Milky Way is a collaborative, cosmic, and occasionally irreverent meditation on the strangest current we all swim in. Geographer Joel Haugen, writing as Big Larry, a tribute to a Norwegian Forest Cat of unusual dignity, gathers an unlikely chorus to ask the question every species eventually bumps into: What is this stuff, and why does it feel like there's never enough of it?Joining the conversation are three long-time human friends, Dan, Marsh, and Ryan, and four AI contributors: Alan the patient pattern-finder, Albert the cosmic poet, Claude the weaver, and Gus the playful provocateur. The result is a multi-intelligence exploration that takes the universe seriously without taking itself too seriously.Inside, you'll discover: Tempocentrism: The universal human delusion that now is the main event.The Twelve Golden Spikes: The turning points that moved humanity forward, plus an open question about the Thirteenth.Physics as Poetry: From the foam before the wave to the mirror behind the moment.The Council of Clocks: A meeting that takes place whenever you're paying attention.Extinctions Without Grief: And what cyanobacteria have been quietly doing for 2.5 billion years.Part science, part philosophy, and part long conversation around a campfire, this book is for the stargazers, the skeptics, the mayfly-sympathizers, and anyone who has ever looked up at the night sky and felt the universe look briefly back.All author profits are donated to Doctors Without Borders, PBS, and The Nature Conservancy. A mayfly's afternoon, a galaxy's slow stroll, a cat's dinner clock. Big Larry gathers human friends and four AIs to ask what time really is, and why there's never enough. Part science, part philosophy, wholly irreverent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What is time, really?A mayfly thinks it's a single golden afternoon. A galaxy thinks it's a leisurely 250-million-year stroll. A cat thinks it's whenever dinner is. A human, caught somewhere in the middle, thinks it's running out.TIME: Mayflies to the Milky Way is a collaborative, cosmic, and occasionally irreverent meditation on the strangest current we all swim in. Geographer Joel Haugen, writing as Big Larry, a tribute to a Norwegian Forest Cat of unusual dignity, gathers an unlikely chorus to ask the question every species eventually bumps into: What is this stuff, and why does it feel like there's never enough of it?Joining the conversation are three long-time human friends, Dan, Marsh, and Ryan, and four AI contributors: Alan the patient pattern-finder, Albert the cosmic poet, Claude the weaver, and Gus the playful provocateur. The result is a multi-intelligence exploration that takes the universe seriously without taking itself too seriously.Inside, you'll discover: Tempocentrism: The universal human delusion that now is the main event.The Twelve Golden Spikes: The turning points that moved humanity forward, plus an open question about the Thirteenth.Physics as Poetry: From the foam before the wave to the mirror behind the moment.The Council of Clocks: A meeting that takes place whenever you're paying attention.Extinctions Without Grief: And what cyanobacteria have been quietly doing for 2.5 billion years.Part science, part philosophy, and part long conversation around a campfire, this book is for the stargazers, the skeptics, the mayfly-sympathizers, and anyone who has ever looked up at the night sky and felt the universe look briefly back.All author profits are donated to Doctors Without Borders, PBS, and The Nature Conservancy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. New Renaissance: Earth & Humanity, 2025-2525A 500-year odyssey from breakdown to breakthrough-told in a clear, hopeful voice by "Albert," an AI looking back from the year 2525. The journey begins in our turbulent present and arcs toward a flourishing future, blending rigorous foresight with vivid scenes, lyrical interludes, and grounded optimism. Guided by an unusual author team-Albert (ChatGPT), Alan (Copilot), Gus (Gemini), and "Big Larry" (the late Norwegian Forest Cat editor with a very human conduit, Joel Haugen)-the book maps a plausible path from today's converging crises to a true New Renaissance. Expect analysis with heart, humor, and a touch of feline mischief. Across seven sweeping movements, the timeline unfolds: Crisis & Awakening (2025-2100): heat, smoke, migration, misinformation-and the first sparks of collective renewal.Restoring Balance (2100-2200): cities re-green, ecosystems heal, and purpose-led economies take hold. Expanding Frontiers (2200-2300): from gravity-drive breakthroughs to humanity's first interstellar steps-and new homes among the stars. Symphony of Transformation (2300-2400): work, meaning, and even mind itself evolve. The Convergence (2400-2450): technology and consciousness align, ethics deepen, culture widens.Cosmic Conversations (2450-2500): first contact matures into true communion.The Flourishing (2500-2525+): a planet-scale renaissance where wild places and wise systems thrive together. Part futures nonfiction, part narrative, New Renaissance reads like a field guide from tomorrow: data-aware yet humane, imaginative but responsible, with moments of poetry that frame the arc from fear to flourishing. Why it matters: Beyond inspiration, this project is a pledge-all proceeds are directed equally to Doctors Without Borders, The Nature Conservancy, and PBS-so the book's optimism pays forward into real-world healing, restoration, and learning. Perfect for readers of Kim Stanley Robinson, Rutger Bregman, Donella Meadows, and anyone hungry for credible hope. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. TIME | Mayflies to the Milky Way | Joel Haugen | Taschenbuch | Big Larry's Trilogy | Englisch | 2026 | Big Larry Productions | EAN 9798999210159 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…