Is Theology a Science? -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter One Introduction: Context and History -- Contextual Background on the Scientific Status of Theology until Torrance -- Barth and Natural Science -- Chapter Two Introducing the Dialogue Partners: Torrance and Feyerabend -- Thomas Forsyth Torrance -- Paul Feyerabend -- Feyerabend as Critical Friend to Torrance -- Chapter Three Torrance: Theology Cohabiting with Natural Science -- The Theory of General Relativity -- Quantum Physics -- Gödel's Theorem -- Conclusion -- Chapter Four Torrance's Proposal - A New Objectivity -- A New Objectivity -- Similarities and Differences -- Conclusion -- Chapter Five Feyerabend's Challenge - 'Knowledge without Foundations' -- Theory and Observation: Counter-Inductivism, Theoretical Pluralism and the Rejection of Empirical Cumulativism -- The Incommensurability Thesis -- Against Method and Farewell to Reason -- Destination Relativism -- Voluntarism -- Chapter Six Two Excurses -- Hermeneutics and Science -- Realism -- Chapter Seven Coherence and Language -- Epistemic Coherence and Correspondence -- Religious and Scientific Language -- Coherence in Theology and Scripture - Witnesses to a Single Truth? -- Chapter Eight From Foundations to Spirals -- Enlightenment Foundationalism and Reductionism -- Progressive Foundationalism and Ordered Strata -- Fluid Axioms -- Evident to the Senses - The Wrong Foundations -- Spirals and Iterations - The Search for a New Metaphor of Knowledge -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.