God's Undertaker: Has Science Buried God?

Lennox goes into great depth explaining how science and faith are not opposing forces. The book itself is definitely geared towards those who are mathematicallyscientifically inclined and is definitely a challenging read for those not seasoned in these areas. However, if you are looking for a resource which provides a sound backing for apologetical arguments in regards to science, this is the resource for you!

With three doctorates, John Lennox's massive amount of schooling has paid off, and it's evident in this book. Having had conversations with atheists, I have noticed the information in this book has come in handy many times. This book is more than simple an informational book; it equips believers for an atheistic environment. A significant introduction to the argument of science and faith. A must have!

John Lennox's book is a must read for anyone who doesn't know what to think about the New Atheists' arguments and their apparent demolition of Christianity. \\r\\nA very academic style of writing suitable to address this issue to the relevant scientific audience. \\r\\nLennox thoroughly examines many of the arguments put forward by atheists today and points out their flaws all while remaining respectful and not falling back to ridicule. The elegance of his reasoning and demolition of the arguments presented is brilliantly undertaken. \\r\\nIt is a very thought provoking, calm and considered approach to this extremely important, very public and often rather heated topic. \\r\\nHighly recommended reading, especially if you have personally faced these arguments before.

John Lennox brings fresh intellectual power and clarity to the subject of the origin and meaning of the universe and life. He persuaded me that evolutionary science has not buried God, but is itself terminally ill. In particular his work on the information encoded in living cells completely reworks the classical argument for the existence of God based upon the evidence of design in the universe. \\r\\n\\r\\nI expect this book will have a significant impact on all who take the time to engage with it. It is not light reading, but it is not beyond a patient reader. At times I felt the impact of his unrelenting logic falling like a blacksmith's hammer on the arguments of others. At other times I was elated by the elegance of his reasoning. For all his intellectual power Lennox remains a generous soul and respectful soul never descending into ridicule. \\r\\n\\r\\nIn my view this is among the most important and influential books of our time. Lennox reaches beyond the subject of whether evolutionary science buries God. He contributes to a new understanding of how Christians may engage with the world both social and material. This is a great book. \\r\\n\\r\\nI am reviewing this book as someone who has followed the God and Science debate for over twenty years, but not as a scientist. \\r\\n