by Steve Hays
in ePub, .mobi & .pdf formats
490 pages
Steve Hays' "Faith and Science" is an engaging exploration of the intricate relationship between Christian faith and scientific inquiry. Hays tackles the perennial challenges posed by the evolving nature of scientific understanding, emphasizing the importance of philosophical arguments in navigating the often unstable and unpredictable terrain of scientific theories. He highlights how methodological atheism shapes scientific evidence, filtering out teleological and supernatural considerations that are central to the Biblical worldview. Hays advocates for a perspective that acknowledges the open-system nature of the universe as described in Scripture, allowing for divine intervention and miracles that transcend natural causality.
Hays also considers contentious issues such as the age of the earth, creationism versus theistic evolution, and the historical Adam, offering thoughtful critiques and alternative interpretations that align with a Reformed theological framework. His discussion on the philosophical underpinnings of scientific methodology and the presuppositions that guide scientific inquiry provides a robust defense of the compatibility between faith and science.
"Faith and Science" stands out for its comprehensive approach, addressing both the scientific and theological dimensions of the debate. Hays' clear and compelling writing, combined with his thorough research and philosophical insights, makes this book a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the complex interplay between science and the Christian faith. His emphasis on maintaining fidelity to biblical revelation while engaging with contemporary scientific discourse is both inspiring and intellectually stimulating, making this a must-read for believers navigating the challenges of modern science.
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Table of Contents
Faith and Science
Philosophy of Science
Adam
Creationism