Analogia

It was a joy for me to participate in that fruitful conference in Sofia, the papers of which are published in this volume, first, because of the crucial importance of its subject, and second, because of the high quality of the presentations. I thank both Fr. Knight and Dr. Tanev, the two guest editors of this volume, for their work not only in organising that fertile conference, but also for editing these texts.
Contents: 1. Physics and Religion: what kind of relation? NIDHAL GUESSOUM, 2. Structures of time in Byzantine philosophy, GEORGI KAPRIEV, 3. Realism and Idealism: Converging Perspectives from Patristic Thinking and the Philosophy of Physics, CHRISTOPHER C. KNIGHT, 4. Dialogical (bio)technology? The problem of (bio)technology as definitive and post-lapsarian utopia: from Marx and Heidegger to Bostrom, Stuart Russell, and the dark star of desire, NIKOLAOS LOUDOVIKOS, 5. Non-separability, complexity and Creation by revelationships, THIERRY MAGNIN, 6. Apophaticism in Orthodox Theology and the Apophaticization of Quantum Physics, STOYAN TANEV, 7. Christian scientific apologetics in the 21st century, TODOR VELTCHEV