New Book Examines the Intersection of Science and Religion

Author Gregory Steiner believes that Christianity must address the needs of believers today. Steiner's new book, "The Evolution of Belief: A Christian Perspective for the Future" (published by Archway Press), explores how the religion should adjust to recent scientific developments. The book is available for purchase at: https://www.amazon.com/Evolution-Belief-Christian-Perspective-Future/dp/148086384X.

Steiner addresses how it is important to rethink traditional doctrines and dogmas that have been statically entrenched in Christian tradition for centuries in light of the research and discoveries of modern science. He states that there is hope for the future if Christians allow their beliefs to evolve, as all societies and institutions have had to adapt and accommodate to the need for change in the past.

"This book is relevant today because the Christian believer is constantly placed in a conflicting position between what he /she knows to be verifiable facts of science, and what static Christian churches dictate from an unverifiable source," Steiner says. "I would like the readers to take hope and confidence in what I am sharing with them, and use valuable Judaic and Christian traditions for enhancing their faith in today's world of science."

"The Evolution of Belief"
By J. Gregory Steiner
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 194 pages | ISBN 9781480863835
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 194 pages | ISBN 9781480863842
E-Book | 194 pages | ISBN 9781480863859
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
J. Gregory Steiner a former Jesuit for 19 years, has postgraduate degrees in biology and theology, and during his career he taught science and religion at the high school level. He lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with his wife, Carol; they have two adult children and four grandchildren. Now retired and seeing the Christian religion positioned on the precipice of irrelevance, he used his professional background to inform his debut title, "The Evolution of Belief." He enjoys hiking, fishing and having fun with his grandchildren.