Beyond many of the fondest dreams of the past, science and technology have changed man's existence physically, socially and intellectually. . For some reason, the explosion of scientific knowledge seems to have blasted God out of the world of learning. Since many university professors seem reticent to speak of God as an Omnipotent Person, their students understandably wonder whether the mountains of data accumulated through scientific and technological advances imply the irrelevance if not the unreality of God. Yet Dr. Engstrom does not stop there. While some philosophers - notably, naturalists in the free world as well as the dialectical materialist in the Communist world contend that the scientific way of knowing disproves and discredits a supernatural faith, some of the leading men of science have stepped forward to expose the impropriety of such claims. .
Science has no answer to man's dilemma.
So asks Dr. Bodo Volkman, professor of mathematics at the Institute of Technology in Stuttgart, Germany. Nor do I think that religious efforts will suffice. Rather I do believe in the God of the Bible as a Person, and faith in Him to me means commitment to Jesus as the Christ. This is not only an exaggeration and over simplification - it is a patent falsehood, and some scientists are saying so today with a directness that contrasts with the timidity even of some theologians. . British scientist Malcom Dixon, who is a reader in enzyme biochemistry at Cambridge University, from which he holds both PH.D. and Sc.