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Reality Check: Science Meets Religion
My book Reality Check: Science Meets Religion,
takes you on an amazing journey that gets to grips with reality, creation
and God. Its process employs evidence, science and logic. Is there a meaning
to life? Do you have a purpose in life? Check out the other articles
related to this book to see why you should buy it, and read the extract
from Chapter 1 to get a better idea of what it covers. If it all sounds
too much like hype and unlikely to really come up with meaningful answers,
then check out some of the reader comments alongside, many of which are
derived from early reader feedback on the Authonomy review site.
And please note that most readers confirm that, despite the depth of the
subject, the book really is an easy read—even if every paragraph
will make you think.
Here are just some of the mind-boggling questions answered in the book
during its logical quest for knowledge about creation, God, science, and
how they all relate. Everything discussed in this book, and every premise,
is supported by associated material and referenced online. This work is
a synergy of existing knowledge that culminates in a viewpoint that brings
harmony between science and religion.
What is the difference between brain and mind?
Where is the mind located if it is different to brain?
Could science ever come up with a Theory of Everything?
Where did all the energy come from which created the Big Bang?
Can religion and science ever be truly complementary?
Was evolution part of God's plan?
Are there flaws in arguments put forward against there being a God by
Richard Dawkins in works such as The God Delusion?
How can man be created in the image of God if we cannot create anything?
Is God to be feared or loved?
Is God cruel or kind?
If there is a God, how can he let bad things happen?
Where is our conscious self?
Can man survive death?
Is there such a place as Heaven?
If there is a Heaven, where is it, since it is plainly not up in the
sky?
What can we learn from near-death and out-of-body experiences?
Has anyone given a clear account of what it is to be like out of the
body when it is clinically dead?
How did creation come about? Was it by chance or design?
Can the Bible make scientific sense?
What is reality?
How come we can create worlds in our dreams? What can we learn from this?
How do we explain the supernatural?
Are there such things as ghosts?
What are the strengths and weaknesses of classic arguments both for
and against there being a God?
Where do most arguments against there being a God go wrong?
Can we truly believe in God, the Bible and science?
Is there such a thing as destiny? If there is, can we still have free
will?
As you will see from the above questions, all of which are answered in
this book, some pretty difficult ground is covered. Yet, as the reader
reviews alongside show, you will truly find satisfactory answers to all
them. The method is to logically analyse the nature of reality and creation
and to show that everything must stem from a single creating consciousness
that lies beyond the confines of space and time: namely God. We still
interpret religious texts today in much the same way adherents did thousands
of years ago, but in one or two critical areas, with the aid of scientific
knowledge, it is possible to gain new insights... insights which bring
compatibility to religion and science. Given over half the world believes
in God, and most people believe in science, this must surely be a logical
conclusion since neither side is then wrong. This book aims to show that
both sides are simply looking at the same things from different points
of view.
If you are atheist, Reality Check: Science Meets
Religion, could change your life by showing you it is absolutely logical
to believe in God, and that science is merely a study of his creation.
If you are agnostic, then it can show you how to comfortably climb down
off the fence. If you are a believer, but sometimes find yourself struggling
to come to terms with apparent conflicts between scientific discovery
and your faith, or wonder about the loving nature of God, then this book
will give you the perspective to alleviate those doubts and achieve a
better ability to help others to appreciate there really is a loving,
creator God.
Click here to find out how to buy the book.
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