Eyes of the heart : seeing God in an age of science

Growing up in a world shaped by science and technology, young people may easily lose sight of God. Or, as this book shows, their "eyes of the heart" can become opened like never before. With wit and insight, Russell Haitch offers a model for unifying faith and science that does not compromise either good science or Christian convictions. In Eyes of the Heart: Seeing God in an Age of Science, Haitch puts this model to the acid test by showing how it resolves long-standing (and still heated) issues of creation and evolution. Compelling stories and clear explanations make this book appealing to a wide audience, including parents, youth workers, and young people themselves. The ideas are deep--Haitch covers a lot of ground, from Einstein and Hawking to Augustine and Hildegard of Bingen. But the book's arguments are easy to follow, and its bite-size chapters are enjoyable to read.

Growing up in a world shaped by science and technology, youngpeople may easily lose sight of God. Or, as this book shows, their"eyes of the heart" can become opened like never before. With witand insight, Russell Haitch offers a model for unifying faith andscience that does not compromise either good science or Christianconvictions.

In Eyes of the Heart: Seeing God in an Age of Science,Haitch puts this model to the acid test by showing how it resolveslong-standing (and still heated) issues of creation andevolution.

Compelling stories and clear explanations make this bookappealing to a wide audience, including parents, youth workers, andyoung people themselves. The ideas are deep--Haitch covers a lot ofground, from Einstein and Hawking to Augustine and Hildegard ofBingen. But the book's arguments are easy to follow, and itsbite-size chapters are enjoyable to read.

In Eyes of the Heart: Seeing God in an Age of Science, Russell Haitch offers a model for unifying faith and science that does not compromise either good science or Christian convictions. With wit and insight, Haitch shows how his model resolves long-standing (and still heated) issues of creation and evolution. Compelling stories and clear explanations will appeal to a wide audience, including parents, youth workers, and young people themselves