Written for young people, "Charles Darwin's religious journey" traces Charles' life-from his voyage around the world on HMS Beagle with Captain FitzRoy, to his research and experiments on his return to England. Complete with maps and photos, this book explores how Charles came to reject the Bible and believe in evolutionism. In an engaging style, Dr. Herbert brings to life the spiritual journey of one of history's most controversial figures. (A companion workbook is also available.)

The issue of origins is one of timeless inquiry-and the importance of understanding the underlying assumptions in unraveling the issue of origins remains the same. Beginning with the religious nature of man, Dr. Herbert shows how a belief in either naturalism or supernaturalism, determines what your position will be. His emphasis on the "faith" nature of each system, is helpful in decoding the quagmire surrounding this issue. So, whether one approaches origins from a creationist or an evolutionist perspective, each will come with some basic tenets. This book examines the assumptions of each...

Using approaches from sociology, media and religious studies, David Herbert compares recent public controversies involving or implicating religion in the UK (England and Northern Ireland), the Netherlands and France.