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Elaine Howard Ecklund

Biography

Elaine Howard Ecklund wrote Why Science and Faith Need Each Other, and co-wrote Working for Better with Denise Daniels.

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2084 and the AI Revolution, Updated and Expanded Edition

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“John Lennox offers the most up-to-date information about how AI influences our jobs, our relationships, and our bodies. This expanded edition of 2084 is both deep and eminently readable, with important discussion questions for groups at the end of each chapter. Anyone who cares about the future of humanity should read this book.”

Can a Scientist Believe in Miracles?

Science & Faith

“Ian Hutchinson is what I call a 'boundary pioneer.' There are few who have such a great capacity to help scientists understand faith and to help communities of faith understand science.”

Knowing Creation

Theology

“Torrance and McCall bring together leading scholars in theology, biblical studies, philosophy, and the sciences to offer intelligent and immensely accessible perspectives on creation. Anyone who cares about the future of Christian theology and its potential to reinvigorate the meaning and purpose of the sciences should read this volume.”

Mere Science and Christian Faith

Science & Faith

“Anyone who cares about why young adults are leaving churches should read Mere Science and Christian Faith. Cootsona presents up-to-date research with the sensibility and compassion of a pastor. It’s an incredibly accessible and useful volume.”

Restless Devices

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“I have been looking for this book for years. Dr. Song brings the top scholarship and the deepest Christian reflection to bear on the important spiritual topic of how we faithfully engage our devices. In this digital age, which requires new forms of moral and spiritual reflection, there are few topics that could be more relevant or more needed. This is a book I will read again and again.”

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Cover of Working for Better

Working for Better

Co-author

Work, Money & Leadership

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