- Entire book (pdf, 674 KB)
- Contents (pdf)
- Surprised by Science Colin Russell, Chemist and Historian of Science (pdf)
- Down to Earth Martin Bott, Geologist (pdf)
- Credibility and Credo Roy Peacock, Engineer (pdf)
- A God Big Enough John Houghton, Meteorologist (pdf)
- A Talent for Science Ghillean Prance, Botanist (pdf)
- Non in tempore sed cum tempore Robert Boyd, Space scientist (pdf)
- Biology and Belief Andrew Miller, Molecular biologist (pdf)
- How can I know God, or rather be known by God? Duncan Vere, Physician (pdf)
- Can Science and Christianity Both Be True? Colin Humphreys, Materials scientist (pdf)
- Personal Faith and Commitment Elizabeth Rhodes, Chemical engineer (pdf)
- Pathways Roger Bolton, Industrial chemist (pdf)
- Brains, Mind and Faith Malcolm Jeeves, Psychologist (pdf)
- Man–Dust with a Destiny Monty Barker, Psychiatrist (pdf)
- To Whale or not to Whale, That is the Question Ray Gambell, Conservation biologist (pdf)
- Genes, Genesis and Greens Sam Berry, Evolutionary biologist (pdf)
- Science and Christian Faith Today Donald MacKay, Physicist and brain scientist (pdf)
- Bibliography (pdf)
"If God is sovereign, then his lordship must extend over all of life, and it cannot be restricted to the walls of the church or within the Christian orbit." Abraham Kuyper Common Grace 1.1.
Saturday, 12 January 2008
Real Science, Real Faith
The book Real Science Real Faith, edited by Prof R.J. Berry, a collection of testimonies by senior scientists from a variety of fields, showing that Christian faith is compatible with life as a professional scientist is now available on-line (some of the links arn't yet working - but will hopefully in the near future):
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Hi, Its John from Melbourne.
The one thing that all these religionists have in common is that they all subscribe to the mommy-daddy "creator" parental deity---the objectified wholly other great relation.
It is an integral part of the Christian package along with the idea that all beings including humans are objective others. and that the world process is also objectively other.
It is a fear saturated paradigm.
"Where there is an other, fear arises". A phrase from one of the Upanishads.
Such a belief in a parental deity is perhaps understandable for children, but nowhere near enough a basis for living a truly adult life.
Please check out:
1. www.aboutadidam.org/readings/parental_deity/index.html
Plus related references on Real God as Radiant Conscious Light.
1. www.dabase.org/dht7.htm
2. www.dabase.org/broken.htm
3. www.dabase.org/christmc2.htm
4. www.realgod.org
5. www.dabase.org/rgcbpobk.htm
6. www.adidam.org/death_and_dying/index.html
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