Denis Alexander

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ISBN 0745951414.
  • Rebuilding the Matrix - Science and Faith in the 21st Century (2001), Lion Publishing, Oxford, UK, ISBN   978-0-7459-1244-8.
  • Beyond Belief: Science, Faith and Ethical Challenges with Bob White (2004), Lion Publishing, Oxford, UK, ISBN   978-0-7459-5141-6. Published in USA as Science, Faith, and Ethics: Grid or Gridlock (2006), Denis Alexander & Robert S. White, Hendrickson, ISBN   978-1-59856-018-3.
  • Can We Be Sure About Anything?: Science, Faith and Postmodernism (ed, 2005), Apollos, Nottingham, UK, ISBN   978-1-84474-076-5.
  • Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? (2008), Monarch, Oxford, UK, ISBN   978-1-85424-746-9. Second Edition 2014.
  • Rescuing Darwin - God and Evolution in Britain Today (2009), Theos Nick Spencer and Denis Alexander ISBN   978-0-9554453-5-4.
  • Biology and Ideology from Descartes to Dawkins (2010), University of Chicago Press, ISBN   978-0-226-60841-9 - Denis R. Alexander and Ronald L. Numbers (editors).
  • The Language of Genetics – an Introduction (2011), Templeton Foundation Press, ISBN   978-1-59947-343-7.
  •  Genes, Determinism and God (2017), Cambridge University Press.  [The Gifford Lectures]. ISBN   978-1316506387.
  • Is There Purpose in Biology? (2018) Oxford: Monarch Press. ISBN   978-0857217141.
  • Are We Slaves to our Genes? (2020) Cambridge University Press. ISBN   978-1108426336.
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    Denis Alexander
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    Denis Alexander in Eden Baptist Church, Cambridge, January 2012
    Occupation(s)Biochemist, Neurochemist, Molecular Immunologist, Writer on Science and Religion
    Known forCo-founding the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, Writing on science and religion, Critique of creationism and intelligent design
    TitleEmeritus Fellow of St. Edmund’s College, Cambridge, Emeritus Director of the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion
    Board member ofChair of the Board of Trustees of the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion
    Academic background
    Alma mater St Peter's College, Oxford
    Institute of Psychiatry
    Thesis Molecular structure of the sodium-potassium pump
    Doctoral advisor Arthur Peacocke