My twin brother and I published a book examining Christianity and naturalism as competing civilizational worldviews rather than simply religious or scientific positions.
The book explores how differing metaphysical assumptions shape interpretations of science, origins, causation, and history, with particular focus on Genesis 1–11, philosophy of science, and critiques of scientific naturalism.
A review EPUB containing the full text is available as a GitHub release.
The book is written from a modern young-earth creationist Christian perspective.
The book explores how differing metaphysical assumptions shape interpretations of science, origins, causation, and history, with particular focus on Genesis 1–11, philosophy of science, and critiques of scientific naturalism.
A review EPUB containing the full text is available as a GitHub release.
The book is written from a modern young-earth creationist Christian perspective.