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Hardback / 192 pages

From the acclaimed author of Darwin on Trial comes a compelling analysis of the role of science in contemporary thought. Arguing that the deficiencies in naturalism demand a "cognitive revolution," Johnson looks to thinkers such as Newbigin, Polanyi, and Pascal for perspective, and begins the process of building a new foundation for reason. "By asking the right questions, Phil Johnson brilliantly exposes the fault lines of the reigning Darwinian orthodoxy and challenges its disciples who preach philosophical naturalism under the guise of science. The Wedge is a must read. Witty, engaging and insightful, it cuts to the heart of the most crucial issue of our day." Charles Colson, author of How Now Shall We Live?