Darwin, God, and the Drama of Life
by John F. Haught
Ultimately, when situated carefully within a biblical vision of the world as open to a God who makes all things new, evolution makes sense—scientifically and theologically.
Praise for Making Sense of Evolution
“A rich source of useable arguments against the disastrous notion that we have to choose between God and evolution. Free of jargon and full of poetry, this book is a much-needed contribution by today’s leading expert on Christian theology in response to Darwinian evolution."
—Ronald S. Cole-Turner, H. Parker Sharp Professor of Theology, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
“A very important book. Eliminates the tension between the natural and religious dimension of events.”
—Archbishop Joseph Zycinski, Professor of Philosophy, University of Lublin, Poland
—Daryl P. Domning, Professor of Anatomy, Howard University; and Research Associate, Department of Paleobiology, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution
“A clear and provocative theological vision adequate to the grandeur of the universe science describes.”
—Michael H. Barnes, Professor and President of the College Theology Society 2008-2010, University of Dayton
—Terrence W. Tilley, Chair of the Department of Theology, Fordham University
“A brilliant synthesis by one of America’s leading experts in the field. Authoritative yet immensely readable, this volume offers a powerful vision of a God big enough to encompass the adventure of evolution.”
—Philip Clayton, Claremont School of Theology and Claremont Graduate University