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Science and God (ebook)
Science and God (ebook)
Science and God (ebook)

Science and God ebook

Do You Have to Choose?

5.00 stars  from 4 reviews
Ages 14+
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About this book

Can science and faith mix? 

Teens come face to face with this question as their studies consider everything from the origins of the world to how DNA works. This captivating book is full of interesting facts and surprising stories that make the case for the Christian faith while exciting teens about science.

Science and God is a collaboration between Oxford University scientist John Lennox and Katy Morgan, an author for young people. The book is both fun to read and serious about science and faith. Readers will explore...

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Specifications

Age range:
14+
Contributors:
John Lennox, Katy Morgan
ISBN:
9781802543735
Format:
eBook
First published:
February 2026
Language:
English
Publisher:
The Good Book Company

Contents

Why Read This Book?

  1. The Trouble with Galileo: Can you be a scientist and believe in God?
  2. Baking a Cake with Aunt Matilda: What is science for?
  3. Do You Trust Your Sofa? Why you can't do science without faith
  4. Zeus' Thunderbolts and the God of the Gaps: Is it reasonable to believe in God?
  5. Mountain Goats and Metaphors: Is the Bible scientific?
  6. The Chocolate Thief: Do ideas about miracles and creation contradict science?
  7. A First-Century Mystery: The evidence for Jesus' resurrection
  8. Entering the Lab: How to test it out yourself


Conclusion: Science and God, Together

Endorsements

This is the sort of book I wish I’d read as a teenager: a clear, thoughtful and brightly written take on the relationship between Christianity and science. John and Katy don’t doesn’t duck the tough questions, and they handle them with insight and wit. Bravo.

Andrew Wilson Teaching Pastor, King's Church London; Author, God of All Things

Here is crystal clarity on an issue that confuses and deters many would-be believers. This book is so worth reading and passing on to your science-loving friends—whether you or they are a Christian or not.

Glen Scrivener Evangelist and blogger

Customer Reviews

5.00 stars Brilliant and accessible

 

(Review written for 'Science and God')

This is a brilliant and accessible book addressing a really complex topic. The book aims to answer the question - can you be a Christian and a scientist? The answer is a resounding 'yes'! It covers topics such as 'what is science for', 'is the Bible scientific' and a brief overview of the evidence for the resurrection. The chapters are short with a helpful summary at the end of each.The book is aimed at teenagers but I thoroughly enjoyed it as an adult as well. It is clear, interesting and thought-provoking.  As a secondary science teacher I will be highly ...

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5.00 stars Answers difficult questions with facts, faith, and truth!

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(Review written for 'Science and God')

This thoughtful and insightful book proves that you don’t have to choose a side- science or religion. The two complement each other! Science AND religion. You can be a scientist and believe in God. This book explains how science works and why science can’t explain everything. Science has its limits! That’s why we need something more.

You’ll think on big questions like: Why is the universe ordered and understandable at all? Does everyone have faith- even atheists?!? How do you ...

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5.00 stars Highly recommend to read with your children

 

(Review written for 'Science and God')

This book is very thoughtful provoking especially in asking the question why. John Lennox lays out very clearly that Christianity back up science. He isn't out to shut down the theory of Science but that they go together. He encourages the young person to explore both sides and come to their own conclusion.
Would highly recommend for teenagers at secondary school. For when they begin to explore science, big bang, DNA and faith. I would recommend it as a book that a parent and child go through together and discuss and think about.
At the end of each chapter there ...

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