Dictionaries are shaped by editors, and the editors of Dictionary of Christianity and Science have
created a resource unlike anything available. Here the reader will find fair-minded summaries
of crucial scientific categories, diverse viewpoints that will surely satisfy and dissatisfy everyone,
sketches of schools of thought that become mini-classroom experiences, and a breadth of learning
that demonstrates that evangelicalism is coming of age in the discussion about science and faith.
Gone are old-fashioned dismissals of science in favor of the Bible. Instead, what we find is rigorous
thinking about some of our faith’s most difficult challenges. Every Christian studying science will
want a copy of Dictionary of Christianity and Science within arm’s reach. -- Scot McKnight, Julius R. Mantey Professor of New Testament, Northern Seminary