This book is a valuable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of the harmony between Christian theology and modern science. The harmonious relationship between Christian theology and modern science is a subject that has fascinated scholars for centuries. The concept of God's Two Books – the Bible and the natural world – has been a cornerstone of Christian thought, with the former revealing spiritual truths and the latter declaring God's glory and power. According to Scripture, God is the Creator of the universe, and humanity is uniquely created in His image. The physical world, on the other hand, is a testament to God's eternal power and divine nature, inviting us to explore and understand its intricacies through the gift of science. Despite this, a majority of Americans believe that science and religion are in conflict, a misconception that can be both unhelpful and unnecessary. In his book Evolution: Scripture and Nature Say Yes, theologian and scientist Denis O. Lamoureux offers a refreshing perspective, outlining a way to reconcile biblical Christianity with scientific discovery, including biological evolution. By embracing a high view of Scripture and an appreciation for scientific discovery, Lamoureux presents a compelling case for the harmony between God's Two Books. Through his personal journey and expert analysis, Lamoureux tackles topics such as intelligent design, ancient science in Scripture, and the views of prominent figures like Galileo and Darwin. This book is an invaluable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of the relationship between Christian theology and modern science, and is an excellent introduction for believers who want to honor God's Two Books without conflict.