The book concludes with a discussion of the implications of belief in evolution. God and the new physics. A thought-provoking analysis of the impact of the new physics on religious ideas. Some biological and cosmological concepts are also considered. In a lucid style the author, who is sympathetic to the concept of a God, presents various possibilities and few conclusions.
Scientists confront creationism.
A symposium volume with 15 contributors who address some of the main issues between creation and evolution. The authors, many of whom are world authorities in their field, are strongly sympathetic to evolution. A good reference for those interested in the evolutionary answers to some creationist challenges. This is one of the more scholarly and least polemic of the recently published anti-creation books. Hammer, Robert E., et al. 1985.