Title: Hard evidence lacking
Product review: Ho-hum, another book purporting to use scientific research to "prove" that conservative Christian theology is based on material fact. There are many books like this, where the "researcher" gathers only those facts which support his predetermined conclusion, carefully filters the data, and asks leading questions of his hand-picked experts, not like a scientist searching for the truth, but like an attorney trying to win a case. UFO enthusiasts, conspiracy theorists, creationists, and other crackpots try to hijack science to bolster the case for their various obsessions. Isn't religion supposed to concern the realm of the ineffable, the intangible? To dissect it as though it is subject to the material claims of everyday reality reduces the divine to the commonplace.
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