The possibility of in-breakings of God in science is discussed. A real
ist philosophy of science is used as a framework in which new paradigm
s are seen as providing ever better approximations to the true underly
ing structure of nature, which will be revealed in the eschaton. It is
argued that ecology-the study of the earth as a whole-cannot be treat
ed as a natural science because there can be no paradigms for understa
nding the earth as a whole. Instead technology is used as a means for
interacting with God through nature.