Including bibliographical references (p. 325-350) and indexes.

Genetically modified theology: the religious dimensions of public concerns about agricultural biotechnology / Celia Deane-Drummond, Robin Grove-White, and Bronislaw Szerszynski -- Response to chapter 1 / Christopher Southgate -- Detracting from divine power? Religious belief and the appraisal of new technologies / John Hedley Brooke -- Response to chapter 2 / Arthur Peacocke -- Burke, Barth and biotechnology: on preferring the Sabbath to the sublime: some preliminary thoughts / Michael Banner -- Response to chapter 3: Possums on the pill: how to save nature / Michael J. Reiss -- 'Behold I have set the land before you' (Deut. 1.8): Christian ethics, GM foods, and the culture of modern farming / Michael S. Northcott -- Response to chapter 4: Nature to order: but which nature and whose order? / Peter Scott -- Relating genetics to theology on the map of scientific knowledge / Arthur Peacocke -- Is it right to move genes between species? A theological perspective / Michael J. Reiss -- Playing dice with creation: how risky should the new genetics be? / Donald M. Bruce -- Thinking about biotechnology: towards a theory of just experimentation / Stephen R.L. Clark -- 'Just because we can do something doesn't mean we should': young people's responses to biotechnology / Mairi Levitt -- At reason's end: the inoperative liturgy of risk society / Bronislaw Szerszynski -- Interpreting public concerns about GMOs: questions of meaning / Brian Wynne -- Re-ordering means and ends: Ellul and the new genetics / Jacqui Stewart -- Nature, technology and the rule of God: (en)countering the disgracing of nature / Peter Scott -- Aquinas, wisdom ethics and the new genetics / Celia Deane-Drummond -- Re-ordering nature: a postscript / Bronislaw Szerszynski and Celia Deane-Drummond.