The author tackles such contemporary issues as the rise of "anti-science", widespread community misunderstandings of the principles of science, the moral dimensions of the world's ecological crisis, and the need to explore the relationship between science and Christianity in a non-creationist way.

Written to be accessible to a broad cross section of people, especially those without backgrounds in theology or science, "Christianity, Evolution and the Environment: Fitting It Together" provides a brief introduction to relationship between Christianity and science. In this book, the author tackles such contemporary issues as the rise of "anti-science", widespread community misunderstandings of the methods and principles of science, the moral dimensions of the ecological crisis the world is now facing, and the need to explore the relationship between science and Christianity in a non-creationist way.