Nancey Murphy

**Nancey Murphy** ye una filósofa, teóloga d'Estaos Xuníos y profesora de Filosofía Cristiana nel Seminariu Teolóxicu Fuller en Pasadena, California, Estaos Xuníos. En 1973 llogró'l so BA na Universidá Creighton (en filosofía y psicoloxía), y en 1980 la so Ph.D. de la Universidá de California, Berkeley (en filosofía de la ciencia), y en 1987 el Th.D. de la Unión de Graduaos en Teoloxía (en teoloxía).

## Carrera
Los trabayos de Murphy enfocáronse nel rol de la filosofía moderna y postmoderna en modelar la teoloxía cristiana; nes rellaciones ente la teoloxía y la ciencia; y más apocayá trabayó en temes amestaes a la filosofía de la mente y neurociencia. El so primer llibru, *Teoloxía na Era del Razonamientu Científicu* (Cornell, 1990) ganó'l premiu a la excelencia dau pola Academia Norteamericana de Relixón. Ye autora de nueve llibros, incluyíos *Postmodernidad Anglu-Norteamericana: Perspectives Filosófiques sobre Ciencia, Relixón, y Ética* (Westview, 1997); y *Sobre la Naturaleza Moral del Universu: Teoloxía, Cosmoloxía, y Ética* (con G.F.R Ellis, Fortress, 1996), por esti postreru recibió'l Premiu Templeton pal Progresu de la Relixón. Los sos llibros más recién son *Cuerpos y Almes, o Cuerpos Espirituales?* (Cambridge, 2006); y (escritu con Warren Brown) *Ye que les mios Neurones fixéronme obrar asina? Perspectives Filosófiques y Neurobiolóxiques sobre la Responsabilidá Moral y el Llibre Albedríu* (Oxford, 2007).

Murphy hai co escritu once llibros, incluyíos (con L. Schultz y R.J. Russell, Brill 2009) *Filosofía, Ciencia y Aición Divina*; (con G.F.R. Ellis y T. O'Connor, Springer, 2009) *Causalidá y la Neurobioloxía del Llibre Albedríu, Springer*; y (con William R. Stoeger, Oxford, 2007) *Evolución y Emerxencia: Sistemes, Organismos y Persones.*

Murphy ye miembru del Direutoriu del Centru de Teoloxía y Ciencies Naturales (y ex-presidente del Direutoriu); de l'Asociación Filosófica Norteamericana; y de la Sociedá de Filósofos Cristianos. Foi asesora del programa sobre diálogu ente la ciencia, ética, y relixón de l'Asociación Norteamericana pa la Meyora de la Ciencia, y desempéñase nos comités de planificación d'una serie de conferencies sobre ciencia y aición divina y sobre el problema del mal natural sol auspicio del Observatoriu Vaticanu.

En 1998 Murphy foi designada l'alumna del añu de la Universidá Creighton, y nel 2006, alumna GTU del añu. Nel añu 1999 foi J.K Russell Fellow nel Centru de Teoloxía y Ciencies Naturales. Foi escoyida miembru de la Sociedá Internacional pa la Ciencia y la Relixón y desempéñase nel so comité d'executivu. Nel 2007 foi incluyida na llista de les 100 persones más influyentes del Los Angeles Magacín. Ye ministra ordenada de la Ilesia de los Hermanos.

## Llibros
* 2007. (with W. S. Brown) *Did My Neurons Make Me Do It?: Philosophical and Neurobiological Perspectives on Moral Responsibility and Free Will*, Oxford University Press. { ISBN 0-19-956823-5 }
* 2006. *Bodies and Souls, or Spirited Bodies?* Cambridge University Press. { ISBN 0-521-67676-2 }
* 2002. *Religion and Science: God, Evolution, and the Soul* (ed. Carl S. Helrich), Pandora Press.
* 1997. *Reconciling Theology and Science: A Radical Reformation Perspective*, Pandora Press. {ISBN 0-9698762-4-6 }
* 1997. *Anglo-American Postmodernity: Philosophical Perspectives on Science, Religion, and Ethics,* Westview Press. { ISBN 0-8133-2869-1 }
* 1996. (with George F.R. Ellis) *On the Moral Nature of the Universe: Theology, Cosmology, and Ethics,* Fortress Press. {ISBN 0-8006-2983-3 }
* 1996. *Beyond Liberalism and Fundamentalism: How Modern and Postmodern Philosophy Set the Theological Axenda*, Trinity Press International. { ISBN 1-56338-176-1 }
* 1994. *Reasoning and Rhetoric in Religion,* Trinity Press International. { ISBN 1-57910-772-9 }
* 1990. *Theology in the Age of Scientific Reasoning,* Cornell University Press. { ISBN 0-8014-8114-7 }

## Llibros editaos
* 2010. (con C. Knight, ed.) *Human Identity at the Intersection of Science, Technology, and Religion, Ashgate* (forthcoming).
* 2009. (con L. Schultz and R.J. Russell, eds.) *Philosophy, Science, and Divine Action,* Brill.
* 2009. (con G.F.R. Ellis and T. O'Connor, eds.) *Downward Causation and the Neurobiology of Free Will,* Springer.
* 2008. (con R.J. Russell and W.R. Stoeger, eds.) *Scientific Perspectives on Divine Action: Twenty Years of Problems and Progress,* Vatican Observatory Press.
* 2007. (con W. R. Stoeger, ed.) *Evolution and Emergence: Systems, Organism, Persons,* Oxford University Press.
* 2007. (con R.J. Russell and W.R. Stoeger, eds.) *Physics and Cosmology: Scientific Perspectives on Suffering in Nature,* Vatican Observatory Press.
* 1999. (con R.J. Russell, T.C. Meyering, and M. Arbib, eds.) *Neuroscience and the Person: Scientific Perspectives on Divine Action,* Vatican Observatory Press.
* 1998. (con W. Brown and H.N. Malony, eds.) *Whatever Happened to the Soul?: Scientific and Theological Portraits of Human Nature,* Fortress Press.
* 1997. (con B. Kallenberg and M. Nation, eds.) *Virtues and Practices in the Christian Tradition:Christian Ethics after MacIntyre,* Trinity Press International.
* 1995. (con R.J. Russell and A.R. Peacocke, eds.) *Chaos and Complexity: Scientific Perspectives on Divine Action,* Vatican Observatory Press.
* 1994. (con Stanley Hauerwas and Mark Nation, eds.) *Theology without Foundations: Religious Practice and the Future of Theological Truth,* Abingdon Press.
* 1993. (con R.J. Russell and C.J. Isham, eds.) *Quantum Cosmology and the Laws of Nature: Divine Action in Scientific Perspective,* Vatican Observatory Press.

## Contribuciones a testos eruditos
* 2010. "Nonreductive Physicalism," in A. Runehov, ed., *Encyclopedia of Sciences and Religions*, Springer (forthcoming).
* 2010. "Divine Action, Emergence, and Scientific Explanation," in Peter Harrison, ed., *Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion* (forthcoming).
* 2010. "Reduction and Emergence: A Critical Perspective," in N. Murphy and C. Knight, eds., *Human Identity at the Intersection of Science, Technology, and Religion,* Ashgate (forthcoming).
* 2010. "Theology and Science in a Postmodern Context"; "Science and Divine Action"; and "Theology, Science and Human Nature," in M. Stewart, ed., *Science and Religion in Dialogue,* vol. 2, Wiley-Blackwell (also published in Chinese).
* 2009. "Adolf Grünbaum on Religion, Cosmology, and Morals," in A Jokic, ed., *Philosophy, Religion, Physics, and Psychology: Essays in Honor of Adolf Grünbaum,* Promethius Books.
* 2009. "Non-reductive Physicalism and Free Will, in Y. Weislogal, ed., *Transdisciplinarity in Science and Religion,* Curtea Veche Publishing House.
* 2009. "The Cognitive Science of Religion: A Theological Appropriation," in J. Schloss, and M.J. Murray, eds., *The Spiritual Primate: Scientific, Philosophical and Theological Perspectives on the Origin of Religion,* Oxford University Press.
* 2009. "Reduction and Emergence: A Critical Perspective," in W. Van Huyysteen et al., eds. *Understanding Humans in a Scientific Age,* Ashgate (forthcoming).
* 2009. "Agape and Nonviolence," in Craig Boyd, ed., *Visions of Agape,* Ashgate (forthcoming).
* 2009. "The Role of Philosophy in the Science/Religion Dialogue," and "Supervenience" in H. A. Campbell and H. Looy, eds., *A Science and Religion Primer,* Baker.
* 2008. (with J. Schloss) "Biology and Religion," in M. Ruse, ed., *Oxford Handbook of Biology,* Oxford University Press.
* 2008. (with V. Ignatkof) "Atheism," and "Epistemology," in W. Dyrness and V-M. Karkkainen, eds., *Global Dictionary of Theology,* IVP.
* 2008. "Neuroscience, Determinism, and Downward Causation: Defusing the Free-Will Problem," in F. Watts, ed., *Creation: Law and Probability,* Ashgate.
* 2008. "MacIntyre, Tradition-Dependent Rationality and the End of Philosophy of Religion," in D. Cheetham and R. King, eds., *Contemporary Method and Practice in the Philosophy of Religion: New Essays,* Continuum Press.
* 2007. "Science, Divine Action, and the Intelligent Design Movement: A Defense of Theistic Evolution," in R. B. Stewart, ed., *Intelligent Design: William A. Dembski and Michael Ruse in Dialogue,* Fortress Press.
* 2007. "Anglo-American Postmodernity and the End of Theology-Science Dialogue? in P. Clayton, ed., *Oxford Handbook of Religion and Science,* Oxford University Press.
* 2007. "Natural Science," in J. Webster *et al.*, eds., *Oxford Handbook of Systematic Theology,* Oxford University Press.
* 2006. "Emergence and Mental Causation," in P. Davies and P. Clayton, eds., *The Re-Emergence of Emergence,* Oxford University Press.
* 2006. "Nonreductive Physicalism: Philosophical Challenges," in R. Lints et al. eds., *Personal Identity in Theological Perspective,* Eerdmans.
* 2006. "Theological Reflections on the Moral Nature of Nature," in O. Gorman, ed., *Creative Creatures: Values and Ethical Issues in Theology,* Science, and Technology, T & T Clark.
* 2005. "Is Theology Possible at the End of Modernity?" in M. Parker and T. Schmidt, eds., *Scientific Explanation and Religious Belief,* Mohr-Siebeck.
* 2005. "Nonreductive Physicalism," in J. Green and S. Palmer, eds., *In Search of the Soul? Four Views,* IVP.
* 2005. "Philosophical Resources for Integration," "Theological Resources for Integration," and "Constructing a Radical-Reformation Research Program in Psychology," in A. Dueck et al., ed., *Theology and Psychology: A Radical Reformation Perspective,* Eerdmans
* 2005. "Reduktionismus" and "Imre Lakatos" in *Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwort,* 4th ed.
* 2004. "Epistemology," in K. Vanhoozer et al., *Dictionary for Theological Interpretation of Scripture,* Baker.
* 2003. "Anglo-American Postmodern Theology: A Theology of Communal Praxis," (with Brad Kallenberg) in K. J. Vanhoozer, ed., *The Cambridge Companion to Postmodern Theology.*
* 2002. "The Resurrection of the Body and Personal Identity: Possibilities and Limitations of Eschatological Knowledge," in M. Welker, ed., *Theology, Natural Science, and Cultural Studies on Resurrection,* Eerdmans.
* 2002. "At the Intersection of Several Possible Worlds" in G. Yancy, ed., *The Philosophical I: Personal Reflections on Life in Philosophy,* Rowman and Littlefield.
* 2002. "Neuroscience and Human Nature: A Christian Perspective," in Ted Peters and Muzaffar Iqbal, eds., *God, Life, and the Cosmos: Theistic Perspectives,* Ashgate.
* 2000. "What Has Theology to Learn from Scientific Methodology?" in M. Peterson et al., eds., *Philosophy of Religion: Selected Readings,* 2nd. ed., Oxford University Press.
* 2000. "Inquiring after God by Means of Scientific Study," in Ellen Charry, ed., *Inquiring after God,* Blackwell.
* 2000. "Science and Society," in J.W. McClendon, *Witness: Systematic Theology, Volume III,* Abingdon.
* 1999. "John Howard Yoder's Systematic Defense of Pacifism," in S. Hauerwas et al., eds., *The Wisdom of the Cross: Essays in Honor of John Howard Yoder,* Eerdmans.
* 1999. "Overcoming Hume on His Own Terms," in D.Z. Phillips and T. Tessin, eds., *Religion and Hume's Legacy,* Macmillan.
* 1998. "Religion and Science," in *Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy.*
* 1992. "Philosophical Theology," in Donald Musser and Joseph Price, eds., *A New Handbook of Christian Theology,* Abingdon.

## Selección d'artículos en revistes
* 2010. "Cosmopolis: How Astronomy Affects Philosophies of Human Nature and Religion," in *Analecta Husserliana* (forthcoming).
* 2010. "Christianity and Modern Science in the West: An Overview, *Omega: Indian Journal of Science and Religion* (forthcoming).
* 2009. "How to Keep the 'Non' in Nonreductive Physicalism," *Journal of European Baptist Studies,* 9, 2.
* 2008. "Miks Teadus Vajab Teologiat?" (Estonian translation of "Why Science Needs Theology") *Usuteaduslik Ajakiri* 57, 1.
* 2008. "On the Role of Philosophy in Theology-Science Dialogue," in J. J. Vila-Cha, ed., *Filosofia y Ciencia: Science in Philosophy, Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia.*
* 2006. "Scientific Perspectives on Christian Anthropology," *Reflections: Center of Theological Inquiry,* spring.
* 2003. "Whatever Happened to the Soul?: Theological Perspectives on Neuroscience and the Self," in J. LeDoux et al., eds., *The Self: From Soul to Brain,* vol. 1001 of Annals of the New York Academy of Science.
* 2003. "On the Role of Philosophy in Theology-Science Dialogue," *Theology and Science,* 1,1.
* 2002. "Divine Creation and Cosmology," *Acta Philosophia: Rivista Internazionale de Filosofia.*
* 2002. "The Problem of Mental Causation: How Does Reason Get Its Grip on the Brain?" *Science and Christian Belief,* October.
* 1999. "Darwin, Social Theory, and the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge"; "Physicalism without Reductionism: Toward a Scientifically, Philosophically, and Theologically Sound Portrait of Human Nature"; and "Theology and Science within a Lakatosian Program," *Zygon,* December.
* 1996. "Philosophical Resources for Postmodern Evangelical Theology," *Christian Scholar's Review,* winter.
* 1995. "Postmodern Non-Relativism: Imre Lakatos, Theo Meyering, and Alasdair MacIntyre,"*Philosophical Forum,* non. 1.
* 1993. "Philosophical Fractals; Or History as Metaphilosophy," *Studies in History and Philosophy of Science,* non. 3.
* 1993. "Phillip Johnson on Trial: A Critique of his Critique of Darwin," *Perspectives on Science and the Christian Faith,* March.
* 1990. "Scientific Realism and Postmodern Philosophy," *The British Journal for The Philosophy of Science,* vol. 41.
* 1989. (with James McClendon) "Distinguishing Modern and Postmodern Theologies," *Modern Theology,* April.
* 1989. "Another Look at Novel Facts," *Studies in History and Philosophy of Science,* non. 3.
* 1984. "Proliferation of Models and the Quest for Progress in Psychiatry," *Explorations in Knowledge,* non. 1.

## Referencies

## Enllaces esternos
* Books by Nancey Murphy available via the ''Fuller Theological Seminary Online Bookstore''
* Pepperdine University's Dean Lecture Series