Abstract
Theological exegesis confronting conventional scientific explanations of the "big bang" theory are increasingly the subject of many who contemplate nature’s evolutionary process. Theologians and scientists have long pondered the evolution of humans and nature. Given the scientists’ ability to reaffirm what has historically been believed to be "ground truth" there appears to be a larger void in the two conclusions. Edwards captures the essence of this increasingly age-old examination in The God of Evolution: A Trinitarian Theology.