This collection addresses current controversies about the relationship between science and religion, in which Augustine is appealed to by opposing sides, showing his continuing relevance, as well as the subtlety and complexity of his views. Questions on evolution are especially focused on, and from a variety of perspectives, often with quite different conclusions between the essays. This is truly a conversation about Augustine, science, and religion.

Contributions by: Paul Allen, Andrew J. Brown, John C. Caiazza, Nicholas Campion, Rodney D. Holder, C. P. E. Nothaft, Lawrence H. Osborn, Alvin Plantinga, Patrick Richmond, James S. Spiegel, Davis Young