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Whether there can be providence at all? --$t2. Whether providence can be attributed to God? --$t3. Whether providence is concerned with creation? --$t4. Whether there is order in the change of things? --$t5. Whether there is teleological order in non-living things? --$t6. Whether there is chance and randomness in non-living things? --$t7. Whether there is teleological order in living things? --$t8. Whether there is chance and randomness in living things? --$t9. Whether providence is compatible with both order and chance? --$t10. Whether everything that happens comes under God's providence --$t11. Whether everything that comes under God's providence is known by God --$t12. Whether everything that comes under God's providence is willed or permitted by God --$t13. Whether everything that comes under God's providence is caused by God or by creatures --$t14. Whether everything that comes under God's providence is directed to some goal or integrated into a network of goals --$t15. Whether nature's order and God's providence are compatible with free will --$t16. Whether God's providence is compatible with evil --$tBibliography --$tList of definitions --$tList of theorems --$tList of names --$tList of subjects 330 $aThe book defends that there is both teleological order (design) and chance in non-living and in living systems of nature including man. This is done by giving exact definitions of different types of order and teleological order on the one hand and of different types of chance on the other. For their compatibility it is important to notice that any definition of chance presupposes some kind of order relative to that we can speak of chance. Thus also in evolution which is some growth of some order and for which a detailed definition is given in chpt.13 chance and degrees of freedom play an essential role. 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