Philip Rolnick

A Trinitarian Theology of Nature

Science & Faith

“Lisanne Winslow has written a visionary, broad-ranging book that links the Trinitarian God and the discoverable structures of the created world. Her earlier work as a marine biologist supplements and energizes her Trinitarian vision, as she pursues analogies between creation and the Creator she systematically explicates as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Arguing that science alone cannot comprehend what nature is, she presents a new natural theology as a Trinitarian theology of nature.”

God's Good World

Theology

“In God’s Good World: Reclaiming the Doctrine of Creation, Jonathan Wilson weaves together the stories of creation and redemption. By letting trinitarian creation and redemption in Jesus Christ cast mutual light on each other, Wilson piercingly diagnoses the brokenness of contemporary church, academy, and society. He then offers a beautiful corrective—in which Jesus Christ is the telos, the ultimate purpose, for person and community. Consistently addressing creation through Christ’s redemption, God’s Good World is a mature, robust work with the added gift of some profound moments of autobiography.”

The War That Never Was

Science & Faith

“The War That Never Was is a highly informative narrative of historical relations between science and religion. Telling a story that will attract both experts and novices, Kenneth Kemp’s historical details and persuasive analyses are eye-opening. Kemp shows that there has often been conflict between old ideas and new ideas, and sometimes, between new ideas and new ideas. But he thoroughly refutes the idea that there has been unrelenting conflict between science and religion.”