The Science of Christianity takes us beyond the usual evolution versus creation debate and presents a critical look at how belief in God and belief in science originated, how they developed over time, and how they were influenced by a range of external factors, such as education, religions other than Christianity, and philosophy.

What gives us the life force that we all have? Do we really have a soul or a spirit, and if so, what form does it take and how does it impact on our daily lives? This book attempts to answer these and many other fascinating questions, and argues that while science and the Christian faith are often portrayed as being mutually exclusive beliefs, faith in God does not require any rejection of the many things that science has revealed.