Bible, Science, and Faith

In this influential work, Zahm explores the relationship between science and theology, arguing that the two are not inherently opposed but can be mutually illuminating. Drawing on his own scientific studies as well as theological research, he offers insights into topics such as the Genesis creation story, the age of the earth, and the nature of light. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the complex relationship between science and religion.

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