Overview
This book explains clearly and comprehensively why conventional science and the Bible conflict over the origin of the universe and life on planet Earth. Applying universally accepted laws of science to the creation of the universe, and Darwin's four requirements for new species to develop, Arnold V Page shows that the Bible's teaching on these subjects is true, and how scentific facts support it. The book also covers the historical evidence for Jesus Christ's resurrection, and it includes fascinating accounts of events in the author's life which have convinced him that the God of the Bible is real. With full Bible references and footnoted references to all the cited literature, God, Science and the Bible provides a valuable resource for Christian ministers, teachers, and the ordinary lay person who wants to know whether to believe in the Big Bang theory, the Theory of Evolution, or the Holy Bible, and why it is so important to get it right. Arnold V Page has been an ordained Christian minister for twenty-five years, and a structural research engineer for a further twenty-one years, retiring as senior engineer for TRADA Technology Ltd. He is a professional member of the Institute of Wood Science, and of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.
Full Product Details
Author: Arnold V Page
Publisher: Books for Life Today
Imprint: Books for Life Today
Edition: 2nd ed.
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 0.80cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.177kg
ISBN: 9781915283047
ISBN 10: 1915283043
Pages: 148
Publication Date: 10 June 2023
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Carefully researched and organized, God, Science and the Bible is informative and life-changing. Edith Wairimu, ReadersFavorite.com This book would suit educated readers with a firm interest in Science/Biblical narrative. It would also suit older teens and twenties who want to ask more about how we came to be here. University students taking Science and Religion components as part of degree courses would find this book very useful indeed. Finally, of course, it would suit theologians who want a way in. Rosemary Alcock, School Teacher. The author employed easy-to-understand language to convey his message, and even when he had to use deep physics terms, he made sure that they were coherent and understandable, so readers don't feel like they are reading a textbook. I strongly recommend this book to agnostics like me, and also to atheists. The points raised in this book are so challenging that after reading them you won't be the same as before. Mtibza eM, OnlineBookClub.org
