The authors think that
{ 1 } - Christian theology is necessarily opposed to a view of an evolutionary universe in which the human race has been created through a still-continuing evolutionary process.
{ 2 } - God has made us merely workers to execute his orders or to add trifling original touches on our own.
{ 3 } - God discourages humans from improving on the universe that he has made.
{ 4 } - God has made us his genuine co-workers and encourages us to exercise real creativity.
{ 5 } - God has not called us to join with him in bring the universe to its completion.
{ 6 } - The remaking of the human body on new lines is clearly the appropriate focus for our creativity.
They think this view can be assimilated by Christian theology if God is acknowledged as the ultimate cause of that process.