I. Cosmology: Myth or Science?. - II. Elementary Particles Universes and Singularity Surfaces. - III. General Relativity and our View of the Physical Universe. - IV. Quantum Relativity and the Cosmic Observer. - V. The Expansion of the Universe in the Frame of Conventional General Relativity. - VI. Models Laws and the Universe. - VII. Cosmology and Theology. - VIII. An Observational View of the Cosmos. - IX. The Generation of Matter and the Conservation of Energy. - X. On a Chaotic Early Universe. - XI. Cosmological Implications of Non-Velocity RedshiftsA TiredLight Mechanism. - XII. The Role of Time in Cosmology. - XIII. On Some Cosmological Theories and Constants. - XIV. John Wyclyf on Time. - XV. The English Background to the Cosmology of Wright and Herschel. - XVI. The History of Science and the Idea of an Oscillating Universe. - XVII. Heaven and Earth-The Relation of the Nebular Hypothesis to Geology. - XVIII. Laplace as a Cosmologist. - XIX. Cosmology in the Wake of Tycho Brahe's Astronomy. - XX. Chronology and the Age of the World. - XXI. Cosmic Order and Human Disorder. - XXII. Basic Christian Assumptions about the Cosmos. - XXIII. Cosmos and Creation. - XXIV. Creation and Redemption. - Index of Proper Names. Language: English