The Science Of God: An Introduction To Scientific Theology

Alister E. McGrath

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Introducing all the main ideas in Christian theology both philosophically and historically, Science of God also treats their relationships with all the natural sciences. This is a unique approach. The result is not simply a traditional introduction to systematic theology, nor an introduction to the science versus religion debate, but an introduction to a systematic theology enriched by the natural sciences, as well as an authoritative account of the present and past relationships between Christian theology and the natural sciences.

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