This book, by the holder of a chair in theology and science at Princeton Theological Seminary, addresses exactly the question given in its title: What do theologians and scientists have to say about what makes us unique among creatures? And, does juxtaposing what they say help us understand and answer the question better? It’s a question of interest to almost everyone. (...)
January 26, 2007
Books
Ahead of the Evidence
Alone in the World?Human Uniqueness in Science and TheologyJ. Wentzel van HuyssteenEerdmans, $40, 347 pp.
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