Maintains that there is no conflict between Scripture and the natural world because God is the author of both, and the contentious debate over evolution is a result of a failure to recognize and respect the boundaries of science and also the boundaries of religion. Original. "In colleges and universities across the nation, including Christian institutions, what students encounter in biology class with regard to the ideas, theories, and facts associated with evolution is very different from what they learned in Sunday school. The experience can be disorienting. Many are convinced that science is attempting to dethrone the Creator God and to install Nature on God's throne. The good news is that I am convinced there is a point of resolution. There is a way for God to be both our God--the God of the Bible and the God of Christian faith--and the God of so-called cave men and dinosaurs. Part of the purpose of this book is to present and defend this position--to suggest new ways of looking at old things, to offer a perspective of faith that does not ignore facts or compromise scientific integrity." A professor at Eastern University in St. Davids, PA, Dr. David Wilcox has authored numerous articles on science and religion. He holds a Ph.D. in population genetics from Penn State University.