Willem B. Drees

Christian Naturalism

Theology

“To open-minded spirits, scientific insights are to be valued for the power they have to provide insight and transform our worldview. In Christian Naturalism, Karl Peters offers sensitive and engaging reflections on major religious and humanist themes. One need not agree with him on each detail to be enriched by reading this well-informed book that is personal and at the same time relevant to all of us.”

Kneeling at the Altar of Science

Science & Faith

“Bolger's analysis is strong, original, and provocative. His book is worthy of careful reading; his treatment of the topic deserves much further discussion.”

Reading Richard Dawkins

Apologetics

“For too many, the world is black and white: one's opponents are to be fought; one's allies are one’s friends. Gary Keogh adds more colour to our intellectual world, by engaging theologically with the writings of Richard Dawkins, not as a foe or a friend, but as a serious conversation partner. Keogh thereby sets an example for religious reflection in a modern, pluralistic context. He provides a great opportunity to encounter theologies that appreciates an evolutionary understanding of life on Earth.”

Reading Ruse

Science & Faith

“Witty arrogance that masks humility. Easy reading on profound topics. A very fine autobiographical chapter on Michael Ruse as ‘Mummy’s boy.’ Essays that draw on his oeuvre on Darwinian evolutionary biology in various contexts and controversies. He writes sensibly on biology, philosophy, ethics, religion, values and much more.”

The Geography of God’s Incarnation

Theology

“With this geography Ann Pederson offers an interesting proposal to explore our journeys and our place as places within a world in which God may have chosen to dwell.”