The Divine Challenge
(John Byl)
Since the beginning of time man has challenged God's supremecy, striving to dethrone God and reinterpret the universe according to his own standards and purposes. In respond God, who is determined to destroy the wisdom of the worldly wise and to unmask it for the foolishness that it really is, issues his own challenge to sinful man. Arrogantly, modern scientific man takes up that divine challenge, arming himself with scientific knowledge and technological power. Indeed, man has convinced himself that rational wisdom has made foolish the wisdom of scripture, with its tall tales of a personal God, of life after death and of heaven and hell. "Such notions", Einstein declared, "are for the fears or absurd egoism of feeble souls.'
John Byl argues that the Christian worldview provides the only foundation for logic, mathematics, science and morality. The Divine Challenge aims to substantiate this bold claim. Byl shows the failure of today's predominant philosophies to provide life as we experience it. Only a Christian worldview, squarely based on the truth of the Bible and the comprehensive sovereignty of God, can give our lives coherence, meaning, purpose and hope.
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