CHANGING LANDSCAPE IN SCIENCE-RELIGION DIALOGUES.

One peculiarity of the broad theme of science-religion dialogues is that while it has been growing significantly, it seems to be moving farther and farther away from its goal of establishing bridges and understandings between the two enterprises. This essay explores this unhappy situation, with particular reference to the works of two scholars who have been critical of some of the pioneer theologians and have suggested some radically new approaches to the issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]