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Book Review: Evangelicalism and Science, Evangelicals and Science in Historical Perspective

own analysis of religious attitudes among sociology students in a Church College. It is a pity there was not more internal discussion within the book between the essayists. Martin's own paper could have been used more directly by various contributors with benefit and the whole might have become a more coherent book. Apart from this opportunity missed, this a welcome addition to the continuing interaction between a number of theologians and sociologists. There is still mileage left in such dialogue for those who will engage in it carefully.