Bridge science and belief with a fresh natural theology built on observed reality.
This book argues that a scientifically informed natural theology can ground faith in the facts of nature and life. It makes a case for a constructive approach that keeps pace with modern science while honoring spiritual inquiry, inviting thoughtful readers, teachers, and students of religion to explore how the world can reveal divine meaning.
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They sometimes ask, A re we indeed to lose our life and the ideals that make it most worth living for the sake of gaining a whole world of material knowledge? Shall nature be divested of its spiritual beauty and meaning as science takes reason behind the scenes and discloses the machinery of the stage on which the passing generations play their transient part? The writer of these pages has long been convinced that the scientific revelations of the processes of nature, and of our own lives as facts of nature, should all be religiously accepted; and that the working theories also which are generally received in the scientific world, should provisionally, at least, be recog.
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