Little Black Book: Science and God

This book is easy and quick to read and provides good and clear explanations to questions around Science and God. I found it a great resource for answering questions from teenagers and students. Well worth buying.

Being a University Minister I enjoyed this little gem of a book. I've already suggested it to our students to read. It answers questions that those with faith deal with on a weekly basis in the university setting. Thank you for the science project Scott, it was a good read and the reference are great to deepen our understanding of these debates we find ourselves in these days. I do think it is a book that can be helpful in always giving an answer for the reason we have our hope. I would suggest this not just to the youth ...but also to university students, as many have a stance on things, but with little knowledge or understanding, they just say what they heard, with no real depth or conviction. This book helps in getting people (those of faith and those of no faith), thinking deeper and coming to a knowledge of the truth so that they might repent. I want to look further at the other Little Black Books after reading this one. Keep up the good work on helping this dark world see the light.

This book makes some good points about the weaknesses of the theory of evolution, but sees the theory are spiritually harmless. The book does not deal with the problem of an original creation that God described as very good, whereas evolution presuppooses that death, suffering and disease have always existed. Nor does the book deal with the Bible's link between sin and death, as evolution states that death etc came long before man and man's disobedience. Finally if the Bible is not a trustworthy historical doument as regards Creation, the Fall and the Flood, many will argue that it may ...not be accurate as regards the birth, death and resurrection of Christ