A Christian Response to Science

Although led by men with a Biblical worldview, the Scientific Revolution precipitated a crisis for the Church in which Christianity was reduced to ethics and personal, religious experience, and ultimately dismissed as merely a curious though increasingly obsolete deposit of Evolution. In this collection of papers, Dr. James D. Strauss provides an analysis of how this occured, of the fundamental issues involved, and emphatically suggests that those, who have put their faith and hope in "science" over "religion" may not have the final say. Special attention is paid to Goedel, Popper, Kuhn and Jaki. Forward by A. Chris Hvezda. 6 x 9 Paperback; 296 pages