Slomka's prose is quite lucid…The philosophical sophistication of the book… would be a suitable text for students specializing in philosophy or systematic theology. Scholars who work at the intersectionof science and Christian theologywill likewise find much in this book that is worthy of careful consideration.

Science & Christian Belief

This book answers an urgent need in the discussion of divine action by providing historical background and insightful analysis for key philosophical concepts and issues.

Michael J. Dodds, OP, Professor of Philosophy and Theology, Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology, Berkeley, USA

One of the richest and clearest presentations of issues in contemporary philosophy of religion that I have read recently. Not only is it up to date in its interpretation of American and British literature on the topic, but it also introduces readers to the rich and largely neglected Polish resources of relevance to interpretations of the question of divine action and other themes in the philosophy of theistic religion. A valuable resource for years to come.

John F Haught, Distinguished Research Professor, Georgetown University, USA