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Reddit mentions of Beyond the Firmament: Understanding Science and the Theology of Creation

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Found 3 comments on Beyond the Firmament: Understanding Science and the Theology of Creation:

u/InhLaba · 10 pointsr/booksuggestions

Unclean by Richard Beck

The Language of God by Dr. Francis Collins

The Lost World of Genesis One by John H. Walton

Birth and Death: Bioethical Decision Making by Paul D. Simmons

The Authenticity of Faith by Richard Beck

Beyond The Firmament by Gordon J. Glover

All of these were required reads for me as I pursued a biology degree at a Christian university. I hope these help, and I wish you the best! If you have any questions about any of the books, please feel free to ask!!

u/AngelOfLight · 3 pointsr/exjw

I can recommend a few. Mark Smith's The Early History of God is a good resource for early Canaanite mythology. For ancient Hebrew cosmology, Gordon Glover's Beyond the Firmament is a good introduction. Glover is a Christian, but he doesn't shy away from the real meaning of the text. Paul Seely (also a Christian) has some really good articles on ancient cosmology. Some of them are online here.

u/Bilbo_Fraggins · 1 pointr/atheism

If you're struggling with evolution:

From the Christian perspective: Beyond the Firmament

Better evidential book by a non-christian: Why Evolution Is True

I think the best book about the Old Testament is by an archaeologist: The Bible Unearthed. It's written by a Jewish scholar who would be biased towards over claiming for reliability if anything.

Otherwise, wikipedia has a really good overview. Once you get through wikipedia, if you have questions on good resources for a particular part of it, post here and in /r/christianity or message me and we'll help you out on the specifics.