A PHYSICIST'S PERSPECTIVE on GOD
Who is God?
How do I gain wisdom?
How do I know if God exists?
Can I communicate with Him?
In this book, physicist Alan Tai talks about his journey through a variety of religious schools grounded in Buddhism, Catholicism, Muslimism, and Atheism, and how the experiences led him to pursue genuine wisdom in science and life. Further pursuits into the scientific world, and an inspired introduction to Jesus Christ, led him to analyze science and spirit in his search for answers about life. In these pages, you will find proven hypotheses, figures, and other roadmaps to help you understand your relationship with God.
"This book shares Alan's in-depth scientific knowledge and understanding of faith. It gives us a deeper understanding of how science and nature are in harmony and related to the creation processes revealed in the Bible."
—Rev. Stephen W. Leung, founding pastor,
Remembrance of Grace Church, Hong Kong
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How do I gain wisdom?
How do I know if God exists?
Can I communicate with Him?
In this book, physicist Alan Tai talks about his journey through a variety of religious schools grounded in Buddhism, Catholicism, Muslimism, and Atheism, and how the experiences led him to pursue genuine wisdom in science and life. Further pursuits into the scientific world, and an inspired introduction to Jesus Christ, led him to analyze science and spirit in his search for answers about life. In these pages, you will find proven hypotheses, figures, and other roadmaps to help you understand your relationship with God.
"This book shares Alan's in-depth scientific knowledge and understanding of faith. It gives us a deeper understanding of how science and nature are in harmony and related to the creation processes revealed in the Bible."
—Rev. Stephen W. Leung, founding pastor,
Remembrance of Grace Church, Hong Kong
A PHYSICIST'S PERSPECTIVE on GOD
Who is God?
How do I gain wisdom?
How do I know if God exists?
Can I communicate with Him?
In this book, physicist Alan Tai talks about his journey through a variety of religious schools grounded in Buddhism, Catholicism, Muslimism, and Atheism, and how the experiences led him to pursue genuine wisdom in science and life. Further pursuits into the scientific world, and an inspired introduction to Jesus Christ, led him to analyze science and spirit in his search for answers about life. In these pages, you will find proven hypotheses, figures, and other roadmaps to help you understand your relationship with God.
"This book shares Alan's in-depth scientific knowledge and understanding of faith. It gives us a deeper understanding of how science and nature are in harmony and related to the creation processes revealed in the Bible."
—Rev. Stephen W. Leung, founding pastor,
Remembrance of Grace Church, Hong Kong
How do I gain wisdom?
How do I know if God exists?
Can I communicate with Him?
In this book, physicist Alan Tai talks about his journey through a variety of religious schools grounded in Buddhism, Catholicism, Muslimism, and Atheism, and how the experiences led him to pursue genuine wisdom in science and life. Further pursuits into the scientific world, and an inspired introduction to Jesus Christ, led him to analyze science and spirit in his search for answers about life. In these pages, you will find proven hypotheses, figures, and other roadmaps to help you understand your relationship with God.
"This book shares Alan's in-depth scientific knowledge and understanding of faith. It gives us a deeper understanding of how science and nature are in harmony and related to the creation processes revealed in the Bible."
—Rev. Stephen W. Leung, founding pastor,
Remembrance of Grace Church, Hong Kong
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| BN ID: | 2940162745723 |
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| Publisher: | Xulon Press |
| Publication date: | 03/26/2020 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 2 MB |
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