Biology versus Theology. The Bible: irreconcilable with Science, Experience,…

Written in the late 19th century, when the specter of Darwin's theory still sent shockwaves through religious institutions, this bold critique tears open the centuries-old comfortable fiction that scripture and science could coexist in harmony. Julian methodically dismantles the claim that biblical accounts from Genesis onward can be reconciled with established scientific knowledge, drawing on geology, biology, astronomy, and plain human reason. The argument isn't merely academic; it strikes at the heart of how people understand truth itself. For readers who have ever felt the uncomfortable friction between what they were told to believe and what they could verify with their own senses, this book names that tension plainly and refuses to paper it over. Whether you arrive as a skeptic seeking ammunition or a believer curious about the other side's strongest case, Julian's rigorous, unapologetic examination holds up a mirror to the intellectual contortions required to maintain biblical literalism in the age of reason.