“Worlds Apart asserts, questions, and challenges with frankness and clarity. Even those who find it hard to like will also find it easy to read. Those who can suspend judgment until they have finished the book may re-brand some sacred cows.”
William E. McCumber
Author and former editor of the Heralds of Holiness
“The conflict between religion and science is, as Professor Giberson so aptly describes, ‘one of the tragedies of our time.’ In Worlds Apart, he provides a sound scientific and technological foundation for resolving that conflict and for coming to see religion and science not as mortal enemies but as ‘twin lights that mark the path of our modern world.’ In a style that is both scholarly and accessible, he makes a cogent, comprehensive, and biblically sound argument that believers and nonbelievers alike will find compelling.”
Jeffery L. Sheler
Religion Editor, U.S. News and World Report
“Dr. Giberson leads the honest and alert reader to see anew the beauty and power of the Christian affirmation that the One who is our Redeemer is also the One who is Creator.”
Al Truesdale
Dean, Nazarene Theological Seminary
“One of the best books I have seen that relates science and theology. I recommend it to all Christians who want a viable discussion on how they should relate their faith and science.” Max Reams
Chairman of the Natural Sciences Division, Olivet Nazarene University
“Dr. Giberson exposes the strident and combative polemics of both scientific naturalism and scientific creationism as misleading and mischievous. Christians who have become confused by conflicting claims regarding the theological implications of science will find this book extremely helpful. This book makes it clear that Christians need not choose between intellectual integrity and Christian belief - between science and faith.”
Howard J. Van Till
Professor of Physics and Chairman, Department of Physics, Calvin College
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