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4.0 out of 5 stars Broad overview and minutiae.
Fills in the gaps that I learned of both religion and science that I attained in high school, college and post graduate studies. Mundt uses a broad brush and dabs in the minutiae.
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Reconciling science and theology has been a goal of many. Indeed, theology is referred to as the Queen of Sciences, and authors such as Lee Strobel and Phil Johnson have enriched the world with their readable, intelligent works that reconcile the Bible with credible science. However, while this is a worthy goal, not all efforts are well done. Although Dr. Mundt makes some...
Published on February 3, 2007 by AK


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4.0 out of 5 stars Broad overview and minutiae., March 31, 2010
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This review is from: A Scientific Search for Religious Truth (Hardcover)
Fills in the gaps that I learned of both religion and science that I attained in high school, college and post graduate studies. Mundt uses a broad brush and dabs in the minutiae.
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1.0 out of 5 stars 1 star, February 3, 2007
This review is from: A Scientific Search for Religious Truth (Hardcover)
Reconciling science and theology has been a goal of many. Indeed, theology is referred to as the Queen of Sciences, and authors such as Lee Strobel and Phil Johnson have enriched the world with their readable, intelligent works that reconcile the Bible with credible science. However, while this is a worthy goal, not all efforts are well done. Although Dr. Mundt makes some valid points, his Pelagian, overly ecumenical treatise is riddled with errors and in the final analysis, does not support Christianity, despite its purported mission statement.

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