Science and Faith
Over the last two months or so I have posted a number of times on the relationship between science and faith. For the most part those posts have been in response to the errors of Biologos. The folks at Biologos, who are I am sure h0norable people, are not truly interested in reconciling science and faith. To the contrary. Their project is to subordinate God’s revelation in Scripture to the word of contemporary scientific theory. Their approach to “reconciling” the creation account in Genesis to science is to simply say that the Word of God errs (and quite badly at that).
But all is not lost. There are some men out there who are doing some excellent work in the intersection of the Bible and modern science. Tops on my list is John Collins of Covenant Seminary in St. Louis.
Dr. Collins has been trained in the sciences (MIT), theology, and biblical languages (Evangelical Lutheran Seminary & University of Liverpool). So Collins is able to comment as an insider on both faith and science.
I commend his books to you.
Also, Crossway is due to release Dr. Collins latest book which supports the historicity of Adam and Eve and the Fall.
