James Mcconnachie

The Rocks Don’t Lie, by David R. Montgomery – review

<em>James McConnachie</em> finds that theology and geology have been unlikely bedfellows for centuries

From the nuremberg bible (German school, 15th century/ the Bridgeman Art Library) 
issue 31 August 2013
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  • The Rocks Don’t Lie: A Geologist Investigates Noah’s Flood

    David R. Montgomery

    Norton, pp. 320

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