The modern world is ruled by the natural sciences. They are the ones who discuss the most pressing problems of our time that touch the core theological arguments: Is God nothing more than an illusion of our brain cells? Are the world religions subjective and purely sociological/psychological phenomena? Can we even speak of such a thing as free will in humans?This volume takes a look to the future of both scientific developments as well as the theological approach to the results of the natural sciences.

Contributions by: Josef Quitterer, Ansgar Beckermann, Bernulf Kanitscheider, Michael Blume, Ulrich LA"ke, Thomas SchArtl, Eckart Voland, Eberhard Schockenhoff, Bernhard Grom