Many of us are confused about what Genesis tells us, and how (and why) to approach its ancient story of the origin of the world and mankind. We are usually equally confused about what Genesis is, and what it can and cannot tell us. If we are willing to look...
Many of us are confused about what Genesis tells us, and how (and why) to approach its ancient story of the origin of the world and mankind. We are usually equally confused about what Genesis is, and what it can and cannot tell us. If we are willing to look for truth and consider other ways of seeing the world, we can emerge from the fog. This book gives a fresh and important approach to some of the deep down questions which trouble us most about where we came from, and why we are here. ***-Publisher.***
This book is about Genesis and how far scientific discoveries can help us to understand it. Many of us are confused about what Genesis tells us, and how (and why) to approach its ancient story of the origin of the world and mankind. We are usually equally confused about what Genesis is, and what it can and cannot tell us. If we are willing to look for truth and consider other ways of seeing the world, we can emerge from the fog. This book gives a fresh and important approach to some of the deep down questions which trouble us most about where we can from, and why we are here.
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Many of us are confused about what Genesis tells us, and how (and why) to approach its ancient story of the origin of the world and mankind. We are usually equally confused about what Genesis is, and what it can and cannot tell us. If we are willing to look...
Many of us are confused about what Genesis tells us, and how (and why) to approach its ancient story of the origin of the world and mankind. We are usually equally confused about what Genesis is, and what it can and cannot tell us. If we are willing to look for truth and consider other ways of seeing the world, we can emerge from the fog. This book gives a fresh and important approach to some of the deep down questions which trouble us most about where we came from, and why we are here. ***-Publisher.***
This book is about Genesis and how far scientific discoveries can help us to understand it. Many of us are confused about what Genesis tells us, and how (and why) to approach its ancient story of the origin of the world and mankind. We are usually equally confused about what Genesis is, and what it can and cannot tell us. If we are willing to look for truth and consider other ways of seeing the world, we can emerge from the fog. This book gives a fresh and important approach to some of the deep down questions which trouble us most about where we can from, and why we are here.
Can We Believe in Genesis Today?$24.99
Koorong code253367
ISBN9781844741205
Pages192
PublisherIntervarsity Press Uk
Publication date19 July 2005
Dimensions15 x 165 x 217mm
Weight0.254kg
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Excellent evangelical discussion of key contemporary questions
With earned doctorates in science (biochemistry) and theology, Ernest Lucas is well-equipped to tackle the question raised by the title of this reasonably slim volume. As might be expected, the book deals only with Genesis 1-11, with the bulk of the discussion treating Genesis 1-3. The nature of scientific and religious knowledge, their interaction, and appropriate hermeneutic principles are discussed, paving the way for a steady-handed evaluation of interpretative options. An impressive achievement of the book is that while Lucas pitches his prose at a popular level, his arguments and evidence remain informative and satisfying for the scholarly reader also, albeit at a survey level. This is indicated by the number of other writers who refer to Lucas' work. These qualities make this book essential reading. \\r\\n
