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Some sentimental people believe that the more you know about the universe the less mysterious and wonderful it becomes, but knowledge and wonder do not compete; they cooperate.

The journey of a former church-going Christian turned astrophysicist explores the tension between faith and science. After losing his belief during college, Paul Wallace reexamines Christianity through a scientific lens, ultimately reconciling both realms. He critiques conventional methods of harmonizing faith with scientific inquiry, proposing a thoughtful approach that resonates with both believers and science students. This insightful exploration serves as a valuable resource for those questioning the compatibility of faith and scientific understanding.

Details the science behind one of the great intellectual achievements of humankind: the transition from the ancient geocentric cosmos to a modern understanding of planetary orbits. Perfect for readers interested in astronomy, the history of science, and anyone who wants to better understand what science is and how it works.

This sermon series through the letter to the Ephesians is useful for sermon preparation, small group study (questions included), or personal study and devotions. There is always an emphasis on getting at the historical meaning of the text as well as personal application for today.

Exploring the intersection of faith and science, the author draws on his background in Baptist teachings and nuclear physics to present a unique perspective on the cosmos. He encourages readers to embrace the awe of the universe without fear of alienating their spirituality. By showcasing God's omnipresence within the natural world, the book inspires a deeper engagement with both faith and the mysteries of the universe, inviting readers to discover divine connections in the cosmos.

Presenta de forma amena y rigurosa un análisis completo sobre los amplios efectos que el cambio demográfico que está teniendo lugar afectará a todos los ámbitos de nuestra vida. 10.

Den westlichen Industriegesellschaften steht ein dramatischer Wandel in der Altersstruktur bevor. Wallace beschreibt die Auswirkungen auf Finanzmärkte, Eigentumsverhältnisse, Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Kultur, Arbeitsmarkt und Rentensystem.