Christian Books

This book provides a thought-provoking exploration of the ethical and theological issues surrounding interspecies research from a Christian perspective. Dr. Roland Chia, the author and chairman of the Bioethics Committee of the National Council of Churches in Singapore, offers a balanced perspective on the controversial topic, weighing the benefits and risks of the research. If you are interested in understanding the ethical implications of interspecies research, this book is a must-read.

If you're intrigued by the blend of science and spirituality, "Proof of Heaven" might resonate with you. Dr. Eben Alexander's account is not just another near-death experience; it's an analytical look from a man of science who had to reconcile his materialistic views with an otherworldly journey. His brain science background offers a unique credibility to his story, which is why this book could challenge skeptics and comfort believers alike.

Recommendation: This book provides a thought-provoking exploration of the ethical implications of genetic technology from a Christian perspective. With equal rigor in analyzing the Bible and biotechnology, John Bryant and John Searle help readers navigate the complex moral questions surrounding genetic modification, cloning, and gene therapy. If you're interested in understanding how Christian principles can guide our decision making in the realm of modern biology, this book is a must-read.

Miracles are among the most enduring mysteries of time, elusive proof to believers of the existence of a higher power. Yet even as such events have dazzled and engaged the faithful for thousands of years, they have also prompted impassioned debate.As far back as the 12th century, religious figures like St. Francis of Assisi have inexplicably been afflicted with Jesus's crucifixion wounds, while today, statues and other likenesses of Jesus are routinely reported as appearing to weep or bleed. But miracles are not restricted to religious accounts. Modern life and medicine are full of miracles, from the New York window washer who fell 47 floors, lapsed into a coma, and then awoke, to the paraplegic who regained his ability to walk after being bitten by a spider.With full color images throughout, TIME-LIFE Mysteries of Miracles explores history's most famous miracles, their enduring appeal, modern miracles, and just how much science can truly explain-- or not. For any person of faith or anyone fascinated by unexplained phenomena, this beautifully illustrated guide will intrigue and surprise you.