In the midst of a long-standing debate, two prominent Christian organizations, Reasons to Believe and BioLogos, have embarked on a groundbreaking dialogue to reconcile their differing views on creation and evolution. The outcome of these discussions is a thought-provoking book that delves into the heart of the controversy, tackling contentious issues such as biblical authority, the historicity of Adam and Eve, human genetics, and the problem of natural evil. Moderated by esteemed Southern Baptist seminary professors, the exchange between these two organizations offers a fascinating glimpse into the complexities of science and faith. While both parties concur that God created the universe billions of years ago, their divergent perspectives reveal that the stakes extend far beyond the age of the earth. This remarkable book invites readers to eavesdrop on a candid conversation between Christian scholars as they scrutinize the evidence, weigh the options, and challenge each other's views on creation and evolution. In an era marked by increasing polarization, Old-Earth or Evolutionary Creation? sets a powerful precedent for respectful Christian dialogue. As part of the BioLogos Books on Science and Christianity series, this volume is designed to facilitate a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between science and faith, making it an invaluable resource for students, professors, pastors, and anyone seeking to explore the intersection of these two disciplines.