The Cost of an Old Earth: Is It Worth It?
Why Would He do it Like That ?
Why Science Needs the Christian Worldview
Scientific investigation is only possible when science embraces certain presuppositions. This article explains that it is the Christian worldview that offers such presuppositions.
Christian Social Work: Determining a Position from a Biblical Perspective
Through Which Glasses?
Wise Consumers
Mars and the Majesty of Christ
What should be the Christian approach to cosmology? This article argues that the study of the universe should not lead us to meaninglessness, but it should point us to the majesty of Christ.
The Design Argument in Scientific Discourse: Historical-Theological Perspective from the Seventeenth Century
This article reflects on the natural theology of the seventeenth-century fathers of modern science. This natural theology permeated the philosophical fabric of science for two hundred years. The article argues that this theology was brought to maturity in the deism of eighteenth-century science and the agnosticism and atheism that followed Darwin’s revolution.
The Behavioral Sciences under the Authority of Scripture
What is the relevance and meaning of the authority of Scripture for the social sciences? This essay considers the relationship between faith and social sciences.
The Present State of Old Testament Studies
This survey of the state of Old Testament studies was written in 1975. It was a transitional period filled with uncertainties of direction. Kaiser wants to promote solid and substantial biblical scholarship. Specific areas surveyed include biblical theology, and the relation of the Old Testament to the New Testament.