Date: Mon Nov 20 2006 - 07:45:37 EST
Todays updated lists includes important books by E O Wilson, Ron Numbers
and N. T. Wright.
Check the attached list.
Jack Haas
Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith
To request a book for review, please contact: Richard Ruble, 212 Western Hills Drive, Siloam Springs, Arkansas 72761, Phone: 479-524-6236, e-mail: richardanne@cox.net
Updated: 11/20/2006
Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith
Books Available for Review
To request a book for review, please contact: Richard Ruble, 212 Western Hills Drive, Siloam Springs, Arkansas 72761, Phone: 479-524-6236, e-mail: richardanne@cox.net
Randall Balmer, Thy Kingdom Come: How The Religious Right Distorts the Faith and Threatens America, An Evangelical’s Lament, Basic Books, 242 pages, 2006
Randall Bezanson, How Free Can Religion Be? University of Illinois Press, 285 pages, 2006
Brian Bull, et. al, Understanding Genesis: Contemporary Adventist Perspectives, Adventist Today, 200 pages, 2006
Thomas Cahill, Mysteries of the Middle Ages: The Rise of Feminism, Science, and Art from the Cults of Catholic Europe, Doubleday, 342 pages, 2006
William Charlton, Being Reasonable About Religion, Ashgate, 170 pages, 2006
Alvin Dueck & Cameron Lee, Why Psychology Needs Theology: A Radical Reformation Perspective, Eerdmans, 200 pages, 2006
Martin Eger, Science, Understanding, and Justice: The Philosophical Essays of Martin Eger, Open Court, 538 pages, 2006
Robert Ekelund, et. al, The Marketplace of Christianity, MIT Press, 355 pages, 2006
Evolution: A Scientific American Reader, Univ. Chicago Press,312 pages,
Eugene Gallagher & Michael Ashcraft, (Eds.), Introduction to New And Alternative Religions in America, Greenwood Publishing Group, 5 Volumes, 2006
Angus M. Gunn, Intelligent Design and Fundamentalist Opposition to Evolution, McFarland and Company, 205 pages, 2006
Dennis Jensen, The Endless Call, Lighthouse eBooks, 120 pages, 2006
John Lash, Not In His Image: Gnostic Vision, Sacred Ecology, and The Future of Belief, Chelsea Green Publishing, 425 pages, 2006
Charles Lippy, Faith in America: Changes, Challenges, and New Directions, Praeger Press, 3 volumes, 2006
David Lodge & Christopher Hamlin, (Eds.), Religion and the New Ecology: Environmental Responsibility in a World of Flux, Notre Dame Univ. Press, 325 pages, 2006
Lee McIntyre, Dark Ages: The Case for a Science of Human Behavior, MIT Press, 144 pages, 2006
Patrick McNamara, (Ed.), Where God and Science Meet, Praeger Press, 3 Volumes, 2006
Tim Morris & Don Petcher, Science and Grace: God’s Reign in the Natural Sciences, Crossway, 350 pages, 2006
Meic Pearse, The Age of Reason: From the Wars of Religion to the French Revolution, Baker Books, 450 pages 2006
Ron Numbers, The Creationists: From Scientific Creationism to Intelligent Design, HUP, 600 pages, 2006
Amanda Porterfield, The Protestant Experience in America, Greenwood Press, 250 pages, 2006
Leron Shults & Steven Sandage, Transforming Spirituality: Integrating Theology and Psychology, Baker Book House, 300 pages, 2006
Jean Staune, (Ed.), Science and the Search for Meaning: Perspectives from International Scientists, Templeton Foundation Press, 250 pages, 2006
Murray Thomas, Religion in Schools: Controversies Around the World, Praeger Press, 235 pages, 2006
Fraser Watts & Kevin Dutton, (Eds.), Why the Science and Religion Diaglogue Matters: Voices from the International Society for Science and Religion, Templeton Press,
160 pages, 2006
James White, How Should We Talk About Religion? Perspectives, Contexts, Particularities, Notre Dame Univ. Press, 336 pages, 2006
Ben Wiker & Jon Witt, A Meaningful World: How the Arts and Sciences Reveal the Genius of Nature, IVP, 260 pages, 2006
E. O. Wilson, The Creation: An Appeal to Save Life on Earth, W. W. Norton, 172 pages, 2006
N. T. Wright, Evil and the Justice of God, IVP, 175 pages, 2006
George Yancey, Beyond Racial Gridlock: Embracing Mutual Responsibility, IVP Books, 296 pages, 2006
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