knowing God through science

knowing God through science

Frank R Zorrilla

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indi pub
Año de edición:
2026
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Ciencia: cuestiones generales
ISBN:
9798182815307
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Can science bring us closer to understanding God?In Knowing God Through Science: Realities You Should Know, Frank Zorrilla explores the relationship between faith, science, the human mind, nature, and the existence of God, inviting readers to consider whether the discoveries of science point beyond the material world toward a greater intelligence and purpose.Moving through subjects ranging from the Holy Scriptures and the creation of humanity to the human brain, molecular reality, quantum physics, energy, thought, emotions, society, environmental deterioration, and the future of humankind, Zorrilla presents a broad reflection on some of life’s most enduring questions.The book also examines the challenges facing modern civilization: pollution, overpopulation, the depletion of natural resources, changing social values, destructive habits, and humanity’s relationship with the planet. Yet at the heart of the work lies a spiritual message of faith, redemption, grace, and hope.Drawing connections between biblical teachings and scientific concepts, Knowing God Through Science encourages readers to look at the universe, the human body, consciousness, and the natural world from a perspective in which science and faith need not be enemies.This is a book for readers who enjoy exploring the intersection of science, spirituality, philosophy, and Christianity-and who are willing to reconsider what the realities surrounding us might reveal about our origins, our purpose, and our relationship with God.

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