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Science And God: How Science and Logic Support the Bible
• Winner of the 2024 International Impact Book Award in the category of Religion. Want to know how science, logic, archaeology, and mathematics support the Bible's message? Archaeology and science are used to validate the human stories within the Bible. Logic and science show that humans can never completely understand God.
141 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 24, 2023
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May 16, 2025
Science and God: How Science and Logic Support the Bible by Rodney Bond sets out with an ambitious goal—to demonstrate that science and logic affirm the truth of the Bible. Unfortunately, while the intention is admirable, the execution falls short.
Disconnected Ideas: One of the book’s biggest issues is its structure—or lack of it. Many ideas are simply thrown out without being connected to a larger narrative or supported with meaningful context. The result is a scattered, sometimes disjointed reading experience.
Lack of Scholarly Support: Claims are often made without citing credible sources or engaging with existing academic debate, which weakens the author’s arguments considerably.
Overgeneralizations and Repetition: The book often simplifies complex subjects and repeats the same themes without building toward anything new.
Conclusion:
Despite a few strengths, Science and God ultimately feels like a missed opportunity. The core ideas could have been powerful if developed more rigorously and woven into a coherent framework. As it stands, it’s more of a rough sketch than a compelling case. Readers looking for a thoughtful exploration of the intersection between science and faith will likely be left unsatisfied.
Disconnected Ideas: One of the book’s biggest issues is its structure—or lack of it. Many ideas are simply thrown out without being connected to a larger narrative or supported with meaningful context. The result is a scattered, sometimes disjointed reading experience.
Lack of Scholarly Support: Claims are often made without citing credible sources or engaging with existing academic debate, which weakens the author’s arguments considerably.
Overgeneralizations and Repetition: The book often simplifies complex subjects and repeats the same themes without building toward anything new.
Conclusion:
Despite a few strengths, Science and God ultimately feels like a missed opportunity. The core ideas could have been powerful if developed more rigorously and woven into a coherent framework. As it stands, it’s more of a rough sketch than a compelling case. Readers looking for a thoughtful exploration of the intersection between science and faith will likely be left unsatisfied.
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