Science and Christianity

"The polarized positions, from within the church and from skeptics outside, are so loud and so effectively disseminated that it is often difficult for sensible, mediating positions to be heard. But I am encouraged that there are more and more such positions, including this straightforward defense of critical realism."

--Mark Noll, Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History, University of Notre Dame; Author of Jesus Christ and the Life of the Mind



"A good book on science and faith needs to be written by someone who has a feel for science from the experience of working it, combined with a depth of theological understanding, and the lightness of touch to make it readable and exciting. Tim Reddish has written this kind of good book."

--David Wilkinson, Principal, St. John's College, Durham; Author of When I Pray What Does God Do?



"Reddish engages Scripture faithfully and science with professional integrity. . . . Reddish shows not just that science and faith can get along, but that when each is understood properly, they enrich each other."

--Jim Stump, Senior Editor, BioLogos; Author of Science and Christianity: An Introduction to the Issues



"This is an informative book of real scholarship in which Reddish addresses the supposed 'conflict' between science and Christianity head-on. By exposing the historical and cultural roots of the divide, he points out where useful dialogue can and should occur."

--Bill McConkey, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor



"In Science and Christianity, Reddish lays out an authoritative, yet personal, account of why science and Christianity are not contradictory 'belief systems.' A great book to read and then give to others."

--Mike Hulme, Professor of Climate and Culture, King's College London