Science, Faith, and the Victorian Mind explores one of the most fascinating intellectual transformations of the Victorian Age: the struggle to understand a changing world where religious belief, scientific discovery, moral reform, and modern doubt all met. From Evangelicalism and the Oxford Movement to geology, Darwin's theory of evolution, medicine, electricity, psychology, and Spiritualism, this book reveals how Victorians wrestled with progress while trying to preserve meaning, morality, and faith. It is a vivid journey through an age that questioned creation, the soul, the Bible, nature, death, and the future—while building many of the ideas that still shape the modern world.