`[Stannard] explores controversial subjects, such as Creation, intelligent design, evolution and miracles. Writing simply and impartially, his aim is to encourage readers to make their own decisions on what they believe.’
The War Cry
This is an impressive must-read book for all thinking people, atheists and believers alike. It succeeds in making it reasonable to be both scientific ... Read moreand religious, to be up-to-date in both fields, to hold a chair in physics and be a lay minister in the Church of England.
John Morris
The Good Bookstall
This is a book which will be found helpful, not only by sixth-formers tackling these questions but also by any intelligent enquirer seeking a treatment which is balanced and careful, without demanding delving into an excessive degree of academic complexity.
John Pilkinghome
Theology
This is a book which will be found helpful, not only by sixth formers tackling these questions but also by any intelligent enquirer seeking a treatment which is balance and careful, without demanding delving into an excessive degree of academic complexity.
John Polkinghome
Theology
The big issues are well chosen, ranging from old chestnuts such as evolution in it’s many guises, to extra-terrestrial intelligence, psychology and morality. Stannard’s scientific background makes the science clear and engaging.
Tom King
The Lance
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