Monopolizing Knowledge is a work that draws on ideas that have been talked about for a long time.
Here is a sample of talks and essays by Ian Hutchinson related to this topic.

• Science: Christian and Natural The edited transcript of a presentation to the Annual Meeting of the American Scientific Affiliation (2003).

• Warfare and Wedlock The presentation to the Redeeming Reason conference (2006), a compressed version of the Templeton Lectures at Baylor University, 2004.

• Faith in the Halls of Science An interview by Evan Peck and Karl Giberson.

• Faith in the Machine A review of Ray Kurzweil's book The Age of Spiritual Machines.

• Faith's failure of nerve, Cross Currents: Religion and Intellectual Life, 40, 213-227 (1990).

• The Two-Edged Sword of Technology, (D. Hastings and I. Hutchinson) re:generation Quarterly, 2, 27 (1996).

• Engaging today's militant atheist arguments A scholarly essay in the series commissioned by the Biologos Forum (2010).

• Belligerents or Brothers? Video of a talk at MIT's Veritas Forum, 2007.

• Are we significant figures? Video of dialogue with Marcelo Gleiser, 2010.

• Michael Faraday: Scientist and Nonconformist An essay in the Faith of Great Scientists Series (1996).

• James Clerk Maxwell and the Christian Proposition Another Faith of Great Scientists essay (1998).

• The Biologos Blog has published some extracts from the book. This is the first of them from Dec 2011.

• "Can Science Explain Everything?" Video of a presentation and discussion at the American Association for the Advancement of Science's Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion (Washington, DC, December 2011).

• New Atlantis Essay (2014) on the Genius and Faith of Faraday and Maxwell.