Vol. 13 No. 2 (2025): Why Middle-Sized Matters to Science and Religion

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Vol. 13 No. 2 (2025): Why Middle-Sized Matters to Science and Religion
Friday, Oct 31, 2025

edited by
William Simpson and Chris Oldfield 

This issue table of contents
Why Middle-Sized Matters to Science and Religion Editorial
William Simpson, Christopher Oldfield
7-21
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Articles: Why Middle-Sized Matters to Science and Religion
Fundamental Physics and Middle-Sized Dry Goods
Hans Halvorson
25-47
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The Two Faces of Semi-Physicalism A Response to Hans Halvorson
Robert C. Koons, William M. R. Simpson, Barbara Drossel, George F. R. Ellis
49-76
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Many Worlds and Narratives of Personal Identity
Emily Qureshi-Hurst
77-103
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Hylomorphism and Persons in Odd Situations
James Dominic Rooney
105-134
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Quantum Action and Substance Causation
Janice Chik Breidenbach, Daniel Sadasivan
135-161
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Middle-sized Objects, Hylomorphism and Transubstantiation
Howard Robinson
163-180
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Staunch Transubstantiation and the Metaphysics of Middle-Sized Things A Reply to Howard Robinson
Robert C. Koons
181-194
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La vida como categoría central de la ontología natural
Ester Rodriguez-Losada Torres
195-218
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Varia
Artificial Intelligence and Spirituality A Tool for Engagement or a Threat to Transcendence?
Snežana Brumec, Ivan Platovnjak
221-238
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Magisterium AI in Theological Inquiry and Religious Education Challenges and Emerging Horizons
Kenny Ang
239-278
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The Traditions of the Nativity and Epiphany Between Faith and Science
Liberato De Caro, Fernando La Greca
279-298
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Seeking God’s Help is Rational Since the Human Condition is Desperate
Marcus Hunt
299-324
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Guidelines for Authors
Guidelines for Authors
325-330
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