Can faith and science coexist? That has been the perennial question
that has haunted skeptics, seekers, and saints alike. In God of the Big Bang, Dr Leslie Wickman makes the case that
scientific evidence strongly supports that our universe had a beginning. She
explores many different and difficult questions. Can anyone prove that God
exists or is it based on probability? How should the creation account of
Genesis be interpreted in light of modern scientific evidence? Is Christianity
rational or is it just another leap into the dark? Can it stand the scrutiny of
science and logic? How should Christians respond to the environmental problems?
Is there a reason that the universe is rational, understandable, and orderly?
Does that have any impact in our philosophical reasoning? Wickman is clear and
concise in her explanation as she tries to ferret through the “extreme”
positions held by materialists and young earth creationists. This is a valid critique
because the real arguments are often obfuscated and undermined when people of
these two extremes tend to hi-jack the debate. Read this book to be informed
about the issues that surround this fundamental question of human existence -
namely the existence of God.
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