Explore how science and faith can speak to one another with care and rigor.
This collection examines apologetics from a Catholic perspective, weighing the claims of science, evolution, and miracles while defending the Christian gospel. It presents thoughtful analysis of how belief, reason, and divine revelation can coexist in a modern world.
The volume gathers critical essays and reflections written over several decades, including discussions of evolution, the nature of miracles, and the role of the Church in understanding science. It invites readers to consider how the moral and spiritual dimensions of faith relate to natural knowledge, without surrendering core Christian convictions.
- Assess how science and theology can be reconciled without downgrading either.
- Engage with debates on evolution, miracles, and the meaning of creation.
- See how Christian apologetics can address contemporary questions with clarity and respect.
Ideal for readers of religious history, theology, and philosophy who want a measured, thoughtful take on science-faith dialogue.