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Michael Mitchell is an adjunct professor of ethics and philosophy at Utah Valley University. He holds a PhD in philosophy and religion from Liverpool Hope University.
""This slim volume is chock full of striking insights that are vitally relevant to contemporary times. Drawing especially on the work of G. K. Chesterton, Mike Mitchell beautifully exposes the radical deficiency of what he calls our 'myopically scientific worldview' and calls us to recognize the truth that is accessible to us long before formal logic ever enters our thoughts. The overall message is one our culture urgently needs to recover."" --Jerry L. Walls, professor of philosophy, Houston Christian University ""In this lively and elegantly argued book, Mike Mitchell battles the scientistic superstition that still bewitches so many people in our world today. He shows us a much richer, saner vision of reality. Here, with great clarity and imaginative insight, is a very welcome adventure for thought."" --Duncan Reyburn, author of Seeing Things as They Are: G. K. Chesterton and the Drama of Meaning
The Big Bang and the Holy Trinity...
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The Moving Image
Science and Religion. Time and Eternity...
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