God, the Big Bang and Bunsen-Burning Issues
Nigel BoveyPaperback 2008-09-01
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Short Description: Many Christians reject the consensus of contemporary science about the age of the universe, the implications of genetics, and so on. This book presents interviews with 15 eminent scientists who discuss the compatibility of their Christian faith and their mainstream scientific commitments. Features John Polkinghorne, Alister McGrath, John Lennox, Francis Collins, and John Houghton.
A collection of exclusive interviews in which 15 eminent scientists talk about their science and their Christian faith.?In this collection of interviews, scientists show how?Bible-believing Christianity is compatible with?contemporary scientific thinking.???Christians do not have to choose, they say, between big bang and the Bible. Genesis and genetics can go together.???In this book, big questions of the past, the present?and the future are asked and answered; the physical?impacts and moral implications of climate change are?investigated and the intricacies of human DNA and?the morality of genetic engineering are unravelled.????Physicists, immunologists, astrophysicists, biochemists and mathematicians discuss what it means for humankind to be made in the image of God and how Christians can translate the gospel for our science-savvy society.
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Publisher Description
Short Description: Many Christians reject the consensus of contemporary science about the age of the universe, the implications of genetics, and so on. This book presents interviews with 15 eminent scientists who discuss the compatibility of their Christian faith and their mainstream scientific commitments. Features John Polkinghorne, Alister McGrath, John Lennox, Francis Collins, and John Houghton.
A collection of exclusive interviews in which 15 eminent scientists talk about their science and their Christian faith.?In this collection of interviews, scientists show how?Bible-believing Christianity is compatible with?contemporary scientific thinking.???Christians do not have to choose, they say, between big bang and the Bible. Genesis and genetics can go together.???In this book, big questions of the past, the present?and the future are asked and answered; the physical?impacts and moral implications of climate change are?investigated and the intricacies of human DNA and?the morality of genetic engineering are unravelled.????Physicists, immunologists, astrophysicists, biochemists and mathematicians discuss what it means for humankind to be made in the image of God and how Christians can translate the gospel for our science-savvy society.