Bob White

Creation Care

Theology

“Crisply written and clearly organized, comprehensive and yet concise, Creation Care is an excellent book. It offers insightful readings of a great many biblical texts while also making judicious use of important early church leaders such as Basil of Caesarea and Athanasius as well as prophetic contemporary writers such as Wendell Berry and Aldo Leopold. A most welcome addition to the literature showing that care for creation is integral to Christian discipleship. STEVE BOUMA-PREDIGER, Leonard and Marjorie Maas Professor of Reformed Theology, Hope College Creation care is an integral part of both our worship of God and of our proclamation of the gospel. This book is rich in clear biblical exegesis of the interrelationships between God the creator, his creation, and us his creatures. It is also rich in practical common sense of how this should play out in the lives and priorities of Christians. Read it, be challenged by it, and do it.”

God’s Gift of Science

Science & Faith

“Written by a working scientist with deep insights into both the scientific method and the Christian Scriptures, this is a fascinating tour through the ways science and the Christian faith have developed and work together as indispensable allies. It is an encouragement to scientists and others who seek to make their work part of their worship of God and who care about the future of this planet.”

Hello? Is Anyone There?

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“The apparent silence of heaven in the midst of adversity is one of the hardest trials faced by many believers. Roger Abbott draws sensitively on scriptural evidence and his own experience to meditate on how we might respond positively in faith to prayers that go seemingly unanswered.”

Por qué la Ciencia y la Fe son Inseparables

Science & Faith

“Basándose en la experiencia de toda una vida en psicología y neurociencia, y con la perspectiva de su fe cristiana, el Prof. Malcolm Jeeves muestra que muchos, tal vez la mayoría de la gente hoy en día cree en dioses encogidos que no hacen justicia ni a la profundidad del conocimiento científico sobre el mundo creado, ni a la visión bíblica de un Dios creador soberano. En una visión magistral de la comprensión actual, él nos anima a expandir nuestra visión para abarcar tanto los frutos de la ciencia moderna como las ideas de los estudios bíblicos para dar una visión más rica y completa de este mundo sorprendente en el que vivimos, y del lugar de los humanos dentro de él.”

Pourquoi la Science et la Foi vont de Pair

Science & Faith

“« S'appuyant sur l'expérience d'une vie en psychologie et en neurosciences, et avec la perspective de sa foi chrétienne, le Professeur Malcolm Jeeves montre que beaucoup, peut-être même la plupart des gens croient aujourd'hui en des dieux rétrécis qui ne rendent justice ni à la profondeur des connaissances scientifiques sur le monde créé, ni à la vision biblique d'un Dieu créateur souverain. Au moyen d’un portrait magistral de la compréhension actuelle, il nous encourage à élargir notre champ de vision pour embrasser à la fois les fruits de la science moderne et les idées de l'érudition biblique pour donner une vision plus riche et plus complète de ce monde étonnant dans lequel nous vivons, et de la place que les humains tiennent dans celui-ci. »”

The World Is Not Six Thousand Years Old—So What?

Science & Faith

“This is an excellent account of why scientists believe that the world is billions of years old. For Christians with scientific or technical interests worried about whether the Bible and science contradict each other, this is a goldmine of information with practical anecdotes that will set their minds at rest.”

Why Science and Faith Belong Together

Science & Faith

“Drawing on a lifetime’s experience in psychology and neuroscience, and with the perspective of his Christian faith, Prof. Malcolm Jeeves shows that many, perhaps most people today believe in shrunken gods that do not do justice to either the depth of scientific knowledge about the created world, or the biblical view of a sovereign creator God. In a magisterial overview of current understanding, he encourages us to expand our vision to embrace both the fruits of modern science and the insights of biblical scholarship to give a richer and fuller view of this amazing world in which we live, and of the place of humans within it.”