The Design of Science, Evolution, the Environment, and Redemption
A Student's Guide to Discovering, Defending, and Measuring the Usefulness and Truthfulness of Your Worldview and Why It Matters
Jim Keck
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The Design of Science, Evolution, the Environment, and Redemption
A Student's Guide to Discovering, Defending, and Measuring the Usefulness and Truthfulness of Your Worldview and Why It Matters
Jim Keck
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Don't send your kids off to college without this book, especially if they will be engaged in the sciences or philosophy. The Design of Science, Evolution, the Environment, and Redemption will clarify the differences, scientific basis, and logical foundation for the two most dominating and competing worldviews we have adopted in western society nowadays—namely science and religion. After reading this book, you will be able to better understand, articulate, and defend what you believe and why. As a society in general, we need to understand the basis of our morality and culture, and how science and religion each have a role to play. Just a few of the types of questions answered are:
Is there really competition and conflict between science and religion?
What is the technological and philosophical scope of science?
How does our worldview affect the development of morality and virtue, both individually and collectively?
Do we really need to be concerned about global environmental changes?
Which type of worldview does the best job of providing answers to the tough questions on origin, purpose, environmental issues, morality, government, and eternity?
Is a belief in God and the Bible part of the evolutionary process?
Written by a mechanical engineer with more than thirty years of design and R&D experience, The Design of Science, Evolution, the Environment, and Redemption lays out in a clear, concise, easy-to-read, and entertaining manner much of the science, logic, and data used by academia and the media to answer life's toughest questions as compared to the biblical Judeo-Christian tradition. This book explores how we can measure the truthfulness, accuracy, and scope of these worldviews and how they can affect us personally, spiritually, and culturally. The answers are logically, spiritually, and technically robust, as well as just plain surprising in many ways.