In "Evolutionary Creation," Denis O. Lamoureux, a scholar who embodies both evolutionary science and evangelical Christianity, presents a groundbreaking approach to understanding origins. By reconciling the "Book of God's Words" (Scripture) with the "Book of God's Works" (nature), Lamoureux advocates for a nuanced perspective that recognizes the triune God as the creator of the universe and life through a divinely ordained and sustained evolutionary process. This thoughtful synthesis affirms the intelligent design inherent in nature's beauty, complexity, and functionality, which reflect the divine mind. Lamoureux also reexamines the traditional Christian assumption that the Holy Spirit revealed scientific and historical facts in the Bible's opening chapters, instead positing that Scripture conveys an ancient understanding of origins that serves as a vessel for conveying timeless, inerrant messages of faith. Through his personal narrative, Lamoureux shares his own transformative journey from boyhood faith to intellectual crisis and, ultimately, to a profound reconciliation of evolution and Christianity. As he grappled with the implications of his doctoral training in both theology and biology, Lamoureux came to realize that God's creative power is manifest in the evolutionary process. The book concludes by addressing the two most pressing concerns in the origins debate: the pastoral and pedagogical implications. How can churches approach this sensitive topic in a way that fosters unity and understanding? And what should Christians teach their children about the origins of the world? Ultimately, Lamoureux's "Evolutionary Creation" offers a message of hope and reconciliation, one that has the power to unite the church and the world.