Christian Men of Science: Eleven Men Who Changed the World ebook

by Julia Mulfinger-Orozco,George Mulfinger

Julia Mulfinger-Orozco George Mulfinger Leaders and Notable People English

This book reminds us that some of the most significant advances in modern science have been made by men with a Christian worldview. George Mulfinger was constantly quoted in my Christian School science classes. Sadly, I found that most of what he wrote was complete fiction.

In this day of the atheistic or agnostic stereotype that is attached to the man of science, it is refreshing to study the lives of eleven great scientists who professed Christ as their Lord and Savior. In these short biographies, we are presented with a distilled version of each mans scientific accomplishments and the evidences of his Christian faith. These testimonies demonstrate that true scientists can be genuine Christians, and that faith in God and the authority of the Bible is not a sign of inferior intellect.

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by George Mulfinger and Julia Mulfinger Orozco. A real belief in a real God is the basis for real science as opposed to the dichotomous system of pseudo-science based on the force-fed primary axiom of materialism and evolution blended with real science, which is producing today's iron and clay academia which is collapsing on itself via its self-imposed II Law of Societal Thermodynamics.

The following is one chapter from Christian Men of Science by George Mulfinger and Julia Mulfinger Orozco, Ambassador Emerald International, 2001, reproduced with permission. Other chapter biographies in this book include Johannes Kepler, Robert Boyle, Michael Faraday, Lord Kelvin, Samuel F. B. Morse, James Clerk Maxwell, and Henry Morris.

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In this day of the atheistic or agnostic stereotype that is attached to the man of science, it is refreshing to study the lives of several great scientists who professed Christ as their Lord and Savior. In these short biographies, we have presented a distilled version of each man's scientific accomplishments as well as the evidence of his Christian faith. These testimonies demonstrate that true scientists can also be genuine Christians, and that faith in God and in the authority of the Bible is not a sign of inferior intellect.

Jay

I enjoyed reading how the faith of each scientist couple with his curiosity to understand God's creation was an important influence on their various areas of study. Their drive to learn was not self serving. Rather they used what they learned to benefit others and glorify God. I learned some new details about these scientists. For example I did not know that Kepler collaborated with Tycho Brahe for only a year and a half before Brahe died. I also admire the humility of Michael Faraday and how he used his skill to bind books that he acquired at a young age to spark his love for reading and self-education. Lastly, even the story of how the author followed through with the commitment she promised her father years earlier to complete this book of biographies is heart warming. The book is an easy read, and the chapter divisions depicting each scientist serve as natural breaking points.

Rexfire

Worthwhile information about the Christian faith of a number of well known scientists and some so not well known, who have made major contributions but whose faith has not been widely communicated. It is important for people to know that Christianity not only is well represented in science but that a Christian worldview is foundational to our scientific heritage.

Lahorns Gods

This book reminds us that some of the most significant advances in modern science have been made by men with a Christian worldview. We still recognize many of these names and remember the impact these men made on scientific thought. But for the most part, we have lost the memory of their Christian testimonies. My father began this book because he wanted to bring back the full memory of these men, showing their Christian faith as well as an overview of their scientific work.

Christian biography is a fascinating, edifying study. The men in this book faced the same problems that are common to all Christians: demanding family responsibilities and work pressures, temptations and difficult moral decisions, poor health and personal tragedies. A study of how these great men approached these matters is a most valuable undertaking.

Ydely

George Mulfinger was constantly quoted in my Christian School science classes. Sadly, I found that most of what he wrote was complete fiction.