What the Heavens Declare

Exploring the intersection of faith and science, Lydia Jaeger examines how theistic beliefs about creation influenced the development of modern science, particularly regarding the concept of natural order. The book delves into the philosophical debates surrounding the existence of "laws of nature," challenging the notion that they can exist without a divine or human origin. Jaeger argues for a perspective that reconciles scientific inquiry with a religious worldview, emphasizing the historical context of the triune God’s creation as foundational to scientific thought.