Creation, Science, and Christian Faith Fisher, Robert B. Primary Author mixed material bibliography Grand Rapids Academic Books 1983 monographic en English

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What are the relationships between science and the Bible? Is knowledge obtained by scientific investigation of nature compatible with knowledge obtained by study of the Bible? Is there such a "thing" as the supernatural and, if so, how does it relate if at all to the natural? How does God enter into these considerations? How does man? Can a person be a "good" scientist and a Bible-believing Christian? What about creation and evolution- must I choose one or the other, or may I hold to both, or reject both, or are they even alternatives to each other? All of these questions are of considerable interest to many people, Christians and non-Christians alike. But Robert Fischer shows that these are often false choices. He brings significant insight to ques- tions that have recently evoked more heat than light, debate that is more emotional than rational. He focuses on the real issues, not pseudo-issues. "At last a carefully written and intelligent book for the average Christian who is puzzled by the furor over science and the Bible." 2130310377315 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 213 Fis g E93015918 Non Fiction 213 Fis g 1.jpg 48410 2014-12-11 08:36:43 2024-11-12 17:15:26 machine generated