God has arranged all things
1 God's two books 12
Does science make religion unnecessary?
A faith to be proud of
Too much to doubt and too little to believe
Seven different perspectives
2 The amazing creation 31 Consciousness and language
The finely tuned water molecule
Created from stardust
Cosmic evolution and intelligent life
A creation that points to a creator
3 Serious science in the Middle Ages and the unwavering Galileo 52
Eighteen dark centuries
Tycho Brahe and his rational arguments
Johannes Kepler thinks "God's thoughts"
Galileo Galilei was right, and so were his critics
4 The history of life and the universe 103
Eternal universe or a beginning?
Life has a beginning
The Beginning of the universe
5 Philosophy of science 141
Is science possible?
Aristotle's four explanations
Laws of nature
6 Evolution and purpose 164
Evolution is not what you think it is
Evolution and philosophy of science
Beyond Neo-Darwinism
7 Man and Evolution 196
Intellect, rationality, and intention
Human nature and consciousness
8 The perceived and the real conflict 223
Newton of all people was no Newtonian
The real conflict
The testimony of Christian scientists
Appendix: The Bible and science 239
The Bible and cosmology
The Bible and the age of the earth
The Bible and evolution
The Bible, soul, and human nature
Afterword 263
References 265
Index 281
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