1. Hefner, P. 1999.

Editorial
Zygon 34(4):549-550. CELD ID 3319.

2. Murphy, N. 1999.

Physicalism Without Reductionism: Toward a Scientifically, Philosophically, and Theologically Sound Portrait of Human Nature
Zygon 34(4):551-571. CELD ID 3320.

3. Murphy, N. 1999.

Darwin, Social Theory, and the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge
Zygon 34(4):573-600. CELD ID 3321.

4. Ellis, GFR. 1999.

Nancey Murphy's Work
Zygon 34(4):601-607. CELD ID 3322.

5. Clayton, P. 1999.

Shaping the Field of Theology and Science: A Critique of Nancey Murphy
Zygon 34(4):609-618. CELD ID 3323.

6. Bielfeldt, D. 1999.

Nancey Murphy's Nonreductive Physicalism
Zygon 34(4):619-628. CELD ID 3324.

7. Murphy, N. 1999.

Theology and Science within a Lakatosian Program
Zygon 34(4):629-642. CELD ID 3325.

8. Jones, D; Culliney, J. 1999.

The Fractal Self and the Organization of Nature: The Daoist Sage and Chaos Theory
Zygon 34(4):643-654. CELD ID 3326.

9. Robbins, JW. 1999.

Pragmatism, Critical Realism, and the Cognitive Value of Religion and Science
Zygon 34(4):655-666. CELD ID 3327.

10. Van, Till, HJ. 1999.

Does "Intelligent Design" Have a Chance? An Essay Review
Zygon 34(4):667-675. CELD ID 3328.

11. Nelson, PA. 1999.

Is "Intelligent Design" Unavoidable Even by Howard Van Till? A Response
Zygon 34(4):677-682. CELD ID 3329.

12. Peterson, GR. 1999.

The Three Crises: Science, History, and Plurality
Zygon 34(4):683-694. CELD ID 3330.

13. Peacocke, A. 1999.

Biology and a Theology of Evolution
Zygon 34(4):695-712. CELD ID 3331.