Contents -- Abbreviations -- Contributors -- Introduction -- PART I. PHILOSOPHY -- 1. Reductionism: How Did We Fall Into It and Can We Emerge From It? -- 2. Reduction, Emergence, and the Mind/Body Problem: A Philosophic Overview -- 3. Who's In Charge Here? And Who's Doing All the Work? -- 4. Three Levels of Emergent Phenomena -- PART II. SCIENCE -- 5. Science, Complexity, and the Natures of Existence -- 6. Reduction and Emergence in the Physical Sciences: Some Lessons from the Particle Physics and Condensed Matter Debate -- 7. True to Life?: Biological Models of Origin and Evolution -- 8. Nonlinear Science and the Cognitive Hierarchy -- 9. The Emergence of Causally Efficacious Mental Function -- PART III. THEOLOGY -- 10. Reductionism and Emergence: Implications for the Interaction of Theology with the Natural Sciences -- 11. Emergence, Scientific Naturalism, and Theology -- 12. Emergent Realities with Causal Efficacy: Some Philosophical and Theological Applications -- 13. Reduction and Emergence in Artificial Life: A Theological Appropriation -- 14. Toward a Constructive Christian Theology of Emergence -- Postscript -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.