The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief Audiobook

" Don't want to review it just yet! "

" I have to confess that I didn't read the whole thing. I only read the chapters that really interested me. It got a little too scientific for me to be patient with. Overall, though, a thought provoking prespective on God and His role in the universe. "

" Wonderful and awful. Collins sees design and fined-tunedness of the universe in many places, as well as the undeniable existence of fixed morality, but still gives the store to evolution. It would be great to see him move on from the modern myth. "

" I know why I was a history major :) "

" I found Colllins' actual apologetics to be completely unconvincing, but his explanation of his work, and his exploration on future moral issues concerning 21st century genetics was fascinating. "

" Excellent book, and explains in easy to understand language why Genetics demonstrate the inevitibility of evolution. "

" Excellent discussion by an obviously brilliant man. It is well-written and he explains the most complex scientific principles in a clear and concise manner. Edifying. And thought provoking. "

" The author is a scientist as well as a christian and he sees evolution as I do: a creation story infinitely more beautiful than Genesis. "

" Interesting idea's, I liked the book but It failed to motivate me to look past agnosticism "

" Great to fight back against the elements of evil that want to put religion in the class room "

" Balanced and well-written, especially given the subject material. "

" I thought it would be about the divinity of DNA, instead it's more aimed at agnostics who are trying to believe... "

" It's a wonderful book. Very well written! I recommend it for anyone who is interested in evolution of life, God, Intelligent Design etc. Do read it. "

" I liked the first chapter, "From Atheism to Belief", but lost some interest in the rest of the book. "

" I am a daughter of a man of science, so I deeply appreciate Dr. Collins, this work and the work of the Bio-Logos Foundation, which he helped found. He created a space for my faith and intellect to breath. "

" Loved this book! It's a highly accessible book for anyone that has ever contemplated the relationship between God & science. "

" Disappointing. Couldn't be bothered reading past page 50. "

" A lot like The View From the Center of the Universe in presenting the idea that human conciousness is unique and linked to the cosmic story. "

" I got this in CA, when I was feeling all spiritual. I don't know. I just don't know about this book. When he's talking science-talk, he's an engaging writer, but then he gets al Kumbayah and there's guitar playing and I sort of tune out. I'll see how it goes. "

" Very thought provoking Book! I would recommend it to anyone that is open minded. I am fine tuning my beliefs with some of the things i have read over the years. I don't toldly agree with everything in this book. Good discussions await me. "

" An argument by the head of the Human Genome Project that science and religion are not incompatible but complementary. Not very convincing. "

" Writes very well for a scientst "

" As a scientist, he should be ashamed of himself. He betrayed science and speak of religious bullshit instead. "

" Don't want to review it just yet! "

" Loved this book! It's a highly accessible book for anyone that has ever contemplated the relationship between God & science. "

" Fascinating! Really helped to bridge the gap between science and God "

" I found most impressive the argument that by denying science, eventually religion (or even faith) suffers. "