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Заключения и направления будущей работы
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В этой статье я постарался показать, что продолжение дискуссий о воскресении, эсхатологии и космологии чрезвычайно важно не только для диалога «богословие и наука», но и для некоторых центральных областей современного христианского богословия; что в случае, если мы будем развивать методологию, стремясь сделать дискуссию по–настоящему взаимной, на этом пути возможен прогресс; наконец, что поиск возможных областей исследования как в богословии, так и в науке может привести к результатам, ценным для обоих полей. Пока что мы сделали лишь самые предварительные шаги, но, надеемся, они показали, что такой прогресс, по меньшей мере, потенциально возможен, и направления нашей будущей работы стали яснее.
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