I really enjoyed this book! Even though I am not a science buff, in fact have little science background, this book was accessible and very stimulating. Although a few things were too technical for my full understanding, I was able to get the main ideas and follow the thought process. I appreciated the humor and efforts to make it so readable. In fact I bought a paperback copy to share with others. Thanks for a great book.  

Julie

Julie

I would generally recommend this book as a starting point or primer for physics and theology. He shows how they intersect and actually compliment each other. By the way, God is never surprised! Why do I make such an off-the-cuff remark? Read the book!

Cory Briggs

Cory Briggs

Having previously read on quantum physics and string theory, this book brought everything into wonderful focus for me. But even with no previous entry into these subjects, a reader will find this book written to reduce complex scientific issues to comprehensibility, inviting continuing study. The fact that our universe and its physical study is a source of revelation of our Creator and his omnipresence in it should not be surprising for anyone pursuing knowledge of God. Yet for those who have doubted God’s existence due to lack of evidence in our familiar 3-dimensional plus time world, this book supplies the vast accumulation of scientific data that affirms the possibility of God’s existence, Allan C Boyles makes it an enjoyable and enriching adventure.

Will Balley

Will Balley

I would generally recommend this book as a starting point or primer for physics and theology. He shows how they intersect and actually compliment each other. By the way, God is never surprised! Why do I make such an off-the-cuff remark? Read the book!

Barbara M. Fickes

Barbara M. Fickes

This book looks at possible connections between science and conceptions of God.

In the Introduction, the author states that he is not trying to prove, or disprove, the existence of God. The world's major religions, including Christianity, say that God is not corporeal, but is spiritual energy. According to quantum physics, the universe is not empty, but is full of energy that has creativity and consciousness. This energy can interact with human consciousness and is responsible for the Big Bang. That is what this non-mathematical book is all about.

Take your time with this book; there is no need to understand all of quantum physics in one reading. Go one chapter at a time. It's a very interesting book (I understood about half of it) that will give your brain quite a workout. Yes, it's worth reading.

Paul Lappen

Paul Lappen

I really enjoyed this book! Even though I am not a science buff, in fact have little science background, this book was accessible and very stimulating. Although a few things were too technical for my full understanding, I was able to get the main ideas and follow the thought process. I appreciated the humor and efforts to make it so readable. In fact I bought a paperback copy to share with others.

Thanks for a great book.

Michael A. Griffith

Michael A. Griffith