In the midst of a culture that reveres science as the ultimate authority, a subtle yet insidious threat lurks: the tendency to exploit science's prestige to justify claims that exceed the evidence. But how can we discern when science is being hijacked to serve ideological agendas? Phillip E. Johnson's groundbreaking work offers a powerful antidote, championing a more expansive understanding of reason that harmoniously integrates scientific inquiry, philosophical exploration, and religious faith. By applying his "wedge of truth," Johnson incisively analyzes the most pressing debates between science and religion, drawing on the insights of visionary thinkers like Newbigin, Polanyi, and Pascal. As he envisions a new era of intellectual inquiry, Johnson outlines a bold agenda for education and research, one that will revolutionize our understanding of the universe and reclaim the Christian gospel as a vital source of hope and meaning in human life.