Simon Conway Morris

Evolution and Eschatology

Science & Faith

“The Bible and science look pretty immiscible. Feeding the four thousand doesn’t seem to have much in common with natural selection, let alone the gravitational constant. Graeme Finlay disagrees (as do I). Finlay’s biological credentials are secure, but he also has a firm grip on the truths of Christianity. . . . Underpinned by unfolding histories, both phylogenetic and biblical, Finlay brings humanness back to central stage and thereby re-asserts the eschatological destination of our species.”

New Explorations in the Lost World of Genesis

Science & Faith

“Mention Genesis and biologists flee. This book should bring them to a screeching halt. John Walton reveals how God determines the foundations of order, and in doing so, he radically reshapes the many topics—not least Adam and Eve, the fall, and the seven days—that will provoke any Christian to fresh insights. But scientists need this book as well, both to reset their often simplistic assumptions and to ponder that as God's agents, even as products of evolution, we have a unique role.”

The Selfless Gene

Science & Faith

“If you are a creationist it is most unlikely you’ll be one by the time you finish reading this thought-provoking book. But anyone who is, like myself, a Darwinian is equally at risk. Reaffirming the foundational Genesis narrative as our central and vital myth, Charles Foster explores why we find ourselves in a disastrously fractured world but also propels us to a new and lyrical vision of a world crafted by evolution, but permeated by meaning and beauty, and ultimately to be made perfect. This is a book the atheist Darwinists will loathe, but I’ll bet anything they won’t have an answer.”

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