Description
Book SynopsisNatural theology is the process of observing nature and engaging science and reason to provide evidence for God's existence by "reasoning to the best explanation". It sets aside the revealed word and engages only with the evidence supplied by science, history, and philosophical reasoning to affirm the existence of God. This book provides signposts to God from solid evidence from physics, chemistry, biology, the social sciences, philosophy, and history. This evidence has forced many scientists, including a number of Nobel laureates in science, who have thought deeply about the ultimate meaning of their work to accept Almighty God.
Table of ContentsPreface; The Value of Natural Theology; Anthropic Reasoning and Explanation in Science; The Micro World; The Big Bang: How It All Began; We Live in the Best Zip Code in the Universe; Feeding the Planets Life; If You Dont Want God, Better Get a Multiverse; The Queen of All Scientific Problems: The Origin of Life; The Language of Life; Biological Evolution: Micro and Macro; Intelligent Design and Theistic Evolution; I Am Fearfully and Wonderfully Made; The Brain: The Little Universe Within; The Secular Benefits of Christianity; Philosophical Approaches to God; The Resurrection of Jesus Christ: The Event that Changed Everything; The Shroud of Turin: Silent Witness to the Resurrection?; References; Index of Names; Index of Terms.
