The Wedge of Truth
Subtitle: Splitting the Foundations of Naturalism
Publisher: InterVarsity Press
Published: July 2000
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 192
ISBN-13: 9780830822676
Subjects: Social Science; United States; Religion - Theology; Naturalism; Theology; Sociology; Religion and science; Christianity - History - General; Christianity - Theology - Apologetics; Popular Culture - General; Apologetics; Religion
First sentence: In 1932 the Atlantic Monthly published Philip Wentworth's essay "What College Did to My Religion."
Description: "The Wedge of Truth does not abandon a foundation of rational thought but acknowledges that reason encompasses more than science can provide. Johnson wants to put back on the table for public debate issues that have often been ruled out of court. In splitting the foundations of naturalism, Johnson analyzes the latest debates about science and evolution. He incisively pinpoints philosophical assumptions and counters the objections to intelligent design raised by its most recent critics.".

"This is a book for anyone who thinks these foundational questions are important and who would like to be an informed participant in the ensuing public debate."--BOOK JACKET.