In Greek Cosmology and Christian Doctrine of Creation, George Bale takes readers on a compelling journey through the intellectual crossroads of ancient Greek philosophy and early Christian theology. By exploring the profound intersections between Greek cosmological thought and the Christian doctrine of creation, Bale reveals how these two intellectual traditions shaped each other in the formation of Western thought. The book provides a deep dive into key philosophical concepts such as the Logos, the nature of creation ex nihilo, and the problem of evil, offering a fresh perspective on the origins of the universe. Drawing on the works of prominent figures like Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, and Origen, this work is essential reading for those interested in understanding how Greek philosophy and Christian doctrine came together to craft a vision of creation that still influences our thinking today. Engaging, scholarly, and thought-provoking, this book is a must-read for students of philosophy, theology, and history who seek to understand the timeless dialogue between reason and faith.