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| ISBN13: | 9798888458884 |
| ISBN10: | 8888458883 |
| Kötéstípus: | Keménykötés |
| Terjedelem: | 496 oldal |
| Méret: | 209x139x43 mm |
| Nyelv: | angol |
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Sacred Science
Understanding Divine Creation
Kiadó: Post Hill Press
Megjelenés dátuma: 2025. május 22.
Kötetek száma: Hardback
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Rövid leírás:
If you review of the impulses that created the universe, directed the unfolding of life, and empowered human consciousness you reach an undeniable conclusion: an omnipotent Creator supervised the unfolding of our universe.
Hosszú leírás:
If you review of the impulses that created the universe, directed the unfolding of life, and empowered human consciousness you reach an undeniable conclusion: an omnipotent Creator supervised the unfolding of our universe.
From the moment of creation to the emergence of a planet tailor-made for life, from the journey of multi-million species to the development of an upright creature hungry for God, science tells a sacred story: a superintelligent Creator used His mathematical genius to convert lifeless equations into galaxies, planets, and people. His love has been visible throughout the process.
Could our journey reflect thousands of random accidents with no divine guidance? Creation delivered impulses that filled the universe with galaxies and stars. Eliminate any one of those blueprints and the universe would have been stillborn.
Stars produced a perfect mix of elements to bring the universe to life. Without a robust ensemble of gene and protein sequences, life might still be living at the bottom of the sea.
Hundreds of human genes convert the neurons of a human infant into trillions of networks in an adult brain. Without those God-given genes, a dangerous world may have left us trapped in the treetops with no interest in science at all. But God shared His mind and triggered the emergence of human consciousness.
Where do we find ourselves after centuries of that scientific searching? We see that science reflets its source. Science is a gift of God’s creative love, and is nothing less than sacred!
“I am proud that this wonderful book took root in a well-received lecture series at the six-thousand member Christ Methodist Church where I served as senior minister for twelve fruitful years and remain minister at large. If the reaction to the lectures series is any guide, this book will reach a large audience fatigued with the message that science somehow conflicts with faith. I may not fully understand the science, but I can surely agree with this book’s proposal: Scripture and science provide complimentary revelations of God.”
From the moment of creation to the emergence of a planet tailor-made for life, from the journey of multi-million species to the development of an upright creature hungry for God, science tells a sacred story: a superintelligent Creator used His mathematical genius to convert lifeless equations into galaxies, planets, and people. His love has been visible throughout the process.
Could our journey reflect thousands of random accidents with no divine guidance? Creation delivered impulses that filled the universe with galaxies and stars. Eliminate any one of those blueprints and the universe would have been stillborn.
Stars produced a perfect mix of elements to bring the universe to life. Without a robust ensemble of gene and protein sequences, life might still be living at the bottom of the sea.
Hundreds of human genes convert the neurons of a human infant into trillions of networks in an adult brain. Without those God-given genes, a dangerous world may have left us trapped in the treetops with no interest in science at all. But God shared His mind and triggered the emergence of human consciousness.
Where do we find ourselves after centuries of that scientific searching? We see that science reflets its source. Science is a gift of God’s creative love, and is nothing less than sacred!
“I am proud that this wonderful book took root in a well-received lecture series at the six-thousand member Christ Methodist Church where I served as senior minister for twelve fruitful years and remain minister at large. If the reaction to the lectures series is any guide, this book will reach a large audience fatigued with the message that science somehow conflicts with faith. I may not fully understand the science, but I can surely agree with this book’s proposal: Scripture and science provide complimentary revelations of God.”
