Beyond Imagination

by John Templeton Baldwin, Jerry D. Thomas, L. James Gibson

Imagine this--there are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on all the beaches in the world! What we see when we look up-- that's like a handful of sand. In a universe this big, our little planet is just a speck, barely worth noticing.
In this book, we will explore some of the wonders of the universe and of life on our little planet. But most importantly, we will explore the wonder of our own existence. Since the earliest days of human history, people have struggled with the big questions of life. Why are we here? Where are we going? What happens to us when we die?
Some people believe that science offers all the answers we seek; others feel that science leaves them empty. It doesn't offer answers for some of the deepest longings of the human heart. But that doesn't mean that those answers can't be found.
Come along on a journey to discover not only the wonders of life but, even more remarkable, a love that is beyond imagination.

127 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 6, 2013

Reviews

[Tapend SUPUS · Rating 5 out of 5]

Numberless wows! What a breathtaking book of the most times that can intertwine what seems to be scientifically unrelenting with biblical notions.

Oftentimes, philosophers, theologians, scholars, and scientists never have touched the soul of a reader that he can even become interested in his readings. When reading through the interesting pages of the book, I was at unease to continue from where I would have stopped.

I was not bored a single time of my reading. This book has not been waste reading, it paid my effort and time in it so well. I can now plainly and vividly understand the situation, and placing of the Universes.

I haven't discovered any discrepancy with my reading.

Hope who opens the page will inevitably never closes his eyes.

Thankyou!

[Arlyn Theresa · Rating 4 out of 5]

¿De dónde venimos y adónde vamos? Me gustó mucho, no hice más que asombrarme con lo maravilloso e increíble que es este mundo en términos de diseño y de convergencia.

Si suena como rimbombante, pero la verdad es muy ligerito de leer y sus capítulos muy cortos. Habla desde la Creación del mundo hasta lo que para los cristianos será el final. Si es un texto cristiano pero lo encontré muy interesante por los aportes científicos que tiene y por comprender que aún cuando sabemos como se producen o formaron las cosas, no sabemos el porqué.

Los seres humanos siempre tendremos nuestras dudas existenciales y este libro plantea y responde varias desde una perspectiva que no me había pensado antes.

[Rie Tinsay · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book talks about the wonder of the world beyond and the wonder of our own life. The wonder of how our lives and wonderig our own existence. The big questions like, "Why are we here?", "How did we end up here?" and many more mind puzzling questions. People think hard and wonder what the world really holds.

The book is really interesting, sure. I've read this book multiple times and it really does give explanation and different perspectives on what we want to know about everything. I'd recommend this book to someone who likes seeing different perspectives on our existence and everything.

[Antonija · Rating 3 out of 5]

"Imagine this-- there are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on all the beaches in the world! What we see when we look up-- that's like a handful of sand. In a universe this big, our little planet is just a speck, barely worth noticing."

[Timothy · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot of what I read I knew from the Bible. It was still a good read and brought back reminders of those things you don't always think about.

[Yanko Enravota · Rating 2 out of 5]

Oчаквах повече. Макар да ползва добри аргументи тук таме, те не са обяснени по добър начин. Единствено ценни глави са 6 и 7.

[quesofialee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Bastante interesante

[Martina · Rating 2 out of 5]

I expected something more from this book. But there are things I already know and that are quite well-known to me. But I might read just one new thing I hadn't fully perceived.
But it might be a good book for non-believers, or for those, who weren't familiar with these or for those who didn't read the Bible.
I can't dare to say it's a bad book, 'cause it isn't. It's written with passion and intention, the writing style is nice. It just depends much on the reader's taste and knowledge.

[Glennys Omj]

Glennys OMJ