… here’s Jerry Coyne on Giberson and Collins’ Biologos:
Finally, Uncle Karl [Giberson] and Francis Collins have a new book! It’s called The Language of Science and Faith (the subtitle is Straight Answers to Genuine Questions), and appears to be based largely on the “frequently asked questions” section of BioLogos. Now Collins wasn’t supposed to be engaged in this Jebus-proselytizing after he took up the reins of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), but I’ve seen assurances (I can’t find them at the moment) that his contribution to the book preceded his NIH directorship. I doubt, however, whether the volume will do much for his reputation.
Whether the volume “does much for his reputation” depends principally on who needs the product and how badly. There’s no shortage of dhimmis for Darwin out there.
By the way, new atheist, gnu atheist: If an atheist decides that There IS a God, should we call that person a “Flew atheist”?