Science and the Doctrine of Creation - by Geoffrey H Fulkerson & Joel Thomas Chopp (Paperback)

This comprehensive collection of essays by leading Christian thinkers explores how influential modern theologians have engaged with scientific developments in light of the doctrine of creation.

The book examines the unique contributions of ten key theologians, including Barth, Torrance, and Pannenberg, and provides a wealth of insight into navigating the complex terrain of science and religion.

With its focus on the specific question of how these theologians have brought the Christian doctrine of creation into engagement with the sciences, this volume has achieved exactly what the reader wants to know - who the key writers are, with a clear survey of their distinctive views and contributions.

The editors have done great service to us all and furthered the invaluable work of the Carl Henry Center for Theological Understanding.

This is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the theological reception of modern science and how Christians can think more carefully about issues at stake using the theological resources of their traditions.