Attitudes matter
Be curious. Stay reverent. Focus on the details. Delight in Creation... In a world full of loud opinions, these attitudes shape our ability to discover real truth, both in nature and in the Bible.
- What are your questions about the natural world?
- How does the Bible help you understand them (if at all)?
For Christians and non-Christians alike, proper attitudes are the best way to make sense of the world.
Dive into Epic Science, Ancient Faith, and discover a rich toolset for thinking about creation, modern science, and the Bible.
"This a great book for anyone wishing to know how to think, rather than merely what to think, about our Christian posture toward science and faith."
— Iain Provan, Professor of Biblical Studies, Regent College
"Dan urges us to see our world with qualities like curiosity and delight, rather than a view that quiets our worries but cannot stand the test of scientific integrity." - Stefanie Chappell, Program Director, Chi Alpha Campus Ministries
"Our lack of understanding about science and faith is a major cause of Christian de-construction in this generation. This book is a Godsend. Read it!" — Curt Harlow, Senior Pastor, Bayside Church in Roseville CA
Author bio
D.E. GUENTHER
Dan is the director for Chi Alpha Campus Ministries in the Pacific Northwest. He and his wife, Becky, have mentored, taught, and shared their lives with students for 25 years. He loves college students, hot pizza, off-trail hiking and natural science. The publication of Epic Science, Ancient Faith is the culmination of a dream to help people answer their unresolved questions about science and Christian faith — and to do so with less tension and more God-given delight.
Dan holds an MA in Theological Studies (Regent College), with undergraduate degrees in Physics and Mathematics (Washington State University).
Contact Dan here.