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“All of us have a tendency to minimize God, to think and behave as if we weren’t really immersed in his creation and that we aren’t ourselves the product of his unimaginable creative power. Looking at the evidence — in nature and in Scripture — reminds me over and over again of who he is. And it reminds me of who I am too — someone in need of him.”

“New narratives are created; new stories are told. The theory of evolution, now unsupported by the original icon, is never questioned; instead, it’s used afresh to justify a redesigned model.”

“Believing that evolution occurred — that humans and all other living things are related as part of creation’s giant family tree, that it is possible that the first cell arose by the natural processes of chemical evolution — neither requires nor even promotes an atheistic worldview.”

another book just on my shelf! this only has 65 pages but for whatever reason, all the editions on here have like 350+ pages oops

This book has been fascinating so far. I've read several books in this series, and have found them all super interesting. They have strengthened my beliefs. This one is much heavier in the sciences. Truly fascinating, like I said, but I finally gave up and skipped the last 5 pages of chapter 6. My brain isn't ready for a discussion over string theory and superstring theory. Lol.