  We discuss David Bohm's dual contributions as a physicist and thinker. First,
de Grijs introduces Bohm's universe, with an emphasis on the physical quest
that led Bohm to the elaboration of an original cosmology at the nexus of
science and philosophy. Next, Costache takes his cue from de Grijs'
explorations by highlighting the affinity between Bohm's scientific cosmology
and patristic ideas that are central to the Orthodox worldview. It is our hope
that this approach will stir the interest of Bohm scholars in the Orthodox
worldview and also lead Orthodox theologians to nurture an appreciation for
Bohm's cosmology.
