Silencing Outspoken Ambrosine

by J.C. Walton

Publisher:

Resource Publications

, 2023

Following her dream of a career in forestry, openhearted Ambi attends an illustrious university. However, her outspoken Christian criticisms of materialist theories create a lot of hostility. Angry staff and students plan to silence, humiliate, and finally physically harm her. Her career seems doomed to be blighted before it starts. Danger threatens at the Autumn Ball, where a tentative friendship begins with fellow student Russell, who is impressed by her critiques and her pluck. Russell is researching human longevity sponsored by an unscrupulous company that targets Ambi. He is attracted to her but wrestles with his materialist convictions. They explore the conflicting beliefs that form a glass barrier between them. Will skeptic Russell rescue Ambi from humiliation and harm?

Praise for Silencing Outspoken Ambrosine

“In Silencing Outspoken Ambrosine, two young people from clashing worldviews find more in common than they expect as challenging the scientific orthodoxy leads to adventure and danger. Ambi experiences intolerance as she shares the most up-to-date findings of science. Yet it becomes clear that science itself is pointing ever more clearly away from Darwinism to a creator God. J. C. Walton draws skillfully from his own distinguished academic career in telling Ambi’s tale.”

—Duncan Bayliss, author of The Possibility of Belief

Product Details

• Title: Silencing Outspoken Ambrosine
• Author: J.C. Walton
• Publisher: Resource Publications
• Print Publication Date: 2023
• Logos Release Date: 2023
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Ebook
• ISBNs: 9781666767926, 9781666767919, 1666767913, 9781666767902, 1666767905, 1666767921
• Resource ID: LLS:9781666767926
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2023-10-26T17:12:35Z

About J.C. Walton

Dr John C. Walton, FRSE, is Research Professor of Chemistry at the University of St. Andrews. He had a traditional Grammar School education in England but moved to Scotland to start his academic career at the University of Dundee. Subsequently, Lord John Tedder invited him to join the school of chemistry at St. Andrews. He is enthusiastic about research and is recognized as a world expert on free radicals. He is a prolific science writer of hundreds of specialized papers as well as the books Free Radical Chemistry and Radicals. He has a lively interest in matters relating to science and faith and has written numerous magazine articles and given invited talks on this theme in the UK and overseas. He lives with his bonny wife in picturesque St. Andrews beside the grey-green sea.