Richard L. Floyd

Confronting Religious Denial of Science

Science & Faith

“Wallace skillfully demonstrates that the conflict between science and religion is rooted in distortions of both: a religion that has forgotten its mythic heart and hardened into fundamentalism, and a science that has been mutated by rationalist dreams into dogmatic scientism. Using conversational language and personal anecdotes, Wallace sketches out an alternative: a science shorn of dogmatic pretensions and a religion centered on story and practice, committed to shaping lives of deep compassion. The particular way Wallace puts the pieces together in this accessible book may not be persuasive for everyone (whether the secular humanist trying to make sense of religion or the religious believer trying to join faith with science), but observing how she does it can only inspire and illuminate their own efforts.”

In Quest of a Vital Protestant Center

Theology

“George Demetrion is gathering up the theological foundation stones on which a new kind of church can be constructed, one that is truly ecumenical, truly evangelical, and 'generously orthodox.'”