In A Reformed Response to Science and Scripture, Dr. Mathison tackles a topic that has long been a subject of debate, aiming to equip Christians to approach questions pertaining to science and Scripture with grace, humility, and patience.
“How old is the universe?” This question was raised during our 2012 National Conference and Dr. R.C. Sproul gave a brief and insightful response. In the summer of that year we asked Dr. Keith Mathison if he could pen a blog series to expand on Dr. Sproul’s comments. Given the importance of the subject matter and the response that series received, Dr. Mathison agreed to turn his work into a short book that we have decided to exclusively publish digitally as a free downloadable eBook.
“I am grateful for Keith Mathison’s treatment of these matters in this book—not only for his kind defense of my position (which is not original with me) but for his lucid exposition of the issues faced today in apparent conflicts between religion and science. Keith provides the necessary foundation for resolving these issues.” —R.C. Sproul
In A Reformed Response to Science and Scripture, Dr. Mathison tackles a topic that has long been a subject of debate, aiming to equip Christians to approach questions pertaining to science and Scripture with grace, humility, and patience.
Table of Contents
Foreword by R.C. Sproul
Introduction
1. All Truth Is God’s Truth
2. General and Special Revelation
3. Interpreting General and Special Revelation
4. Luther, Calvin, and Copernicus
5. Earthly Things and Heavenly Things
6. When Science and Scripture Conflict
7. The Age Of The Universe and Genesis 1
Endnotes
“Christians have absolutely nothing to fear ultimately from scientific research,” says Dr. Mathison. “If scientists discover something about God’s creation that is actually true, it will not and cannot ultimately contradict the Scriptures when they are properly interpreted.”
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This article first appeared on the Ligonier Ministries website and is used with their permission.
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