Moses and the Big Bang
Science and Divine Creation
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So, for more nearly two centuries, there has been a conflict between science and religion regarding the origins of all things. This conflict has become a conflict over the existence of a creator God. On the one hand, the faithful believe God does exist, the Scriptures are His inspired Word, and His Word is infallible. If the first chapter of the Bible is not totally true and accurate, every lesson in the whole collection is called into question. On the other hand, those who want to believe that man is the ultimate intellect and authority in the universe refuse to accept that they are responsible to any higher authority and especially not to one they cannot experience with their five senses. They see the seven days of Genesis as a foolish religious belief that has no basis in fact.
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About the Book
Moses and the Big Bang is a result of a lifelong interest in the subject of origins. On one hand, the scientific community digs deeply into the physics of the origin of the universe. On the other hand, the faithful Christians believe that God is the creator of all things. How can both be true? Do the findings of scientists support the concept of a creator God? That is the subject of this book.
About the Author
Ken Goss grew up in a Christian home attending an Independent Fundmental church. At the same time he attended public schools. The disagreement between the science teaching at school and the Bible teaching at church regarding origins was profound. After over 40 years of Bible study and working as an engineer, Mr Goss has reconciled the two positions from a unique and fresh perspective.