The Apostle and the Galapagos

Description

When a scientist stepped into Paul’s world at Mars Hill in ancient Athens, something drastically shifted. This incident occurred when Charles Darwin, after his HMS Beagle journey and adventures on the Galapagos Islands, clashed with the Apostle Paul, fresh from his transformative experience on the road to Damascus.

Darwin had published his groundbreaking book, On The Origin of Species, and Paul had just delivered his famous sermon on the “Unknown God.” The Athenian crowd was mesmerized as these titans from distant centuries locked eyes and defended their ideas across the agora. Darwin’s scientific certainty met Paul’s divine conviction. Centuries collide in this gripping speculative religious fiction.

This philosophical Christian historical novel explores faith versus science, theology meeting evolution, and the clash of creation and natural history.