The implications of information

Meyer syntheses a vast array of research and lays them out following the history and philosophy of science in an intelligible way.

I've found my assumptions both challenged and affirmed.

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Exhaustive look at the facts presented down the ages through the lens of facts know now.

A book which required my full concentration to follow what was being said.
I think this book is so important an abridged version should be taught in schools.

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Science on God

A scientific look at proving God more likely exists, than not, through an examination of generally accepted scientific hypotheses.

Complicated at times, however, well written with a good use of analogies covering the topics looked at.

I didn’t agree with all the authors findings, specifically that God must exist as a Theistic God other than something else however, as there are more options on the table that could have been looked at other than those noted. If the author is reading this I would recommend he looks at Hermeticism, notably the Kybalion as a good starting point, as many truths are held within the text and will no doubt answer many questions. Of course, as the author is himself a theist, there will be bias at play.

In any case, it’s good to see that science is once again looking at God seriously, and I’m sure if many more people did so our civilisation would progress for the benefit of all, as opposed to the few. In this regard, I congratulate the author!

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Very informative and interesting

A fascinating book with lots of exciting information. I recommend it to all who have an interest in questions concerning the beginning of the universe and the beginning of life

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Not for the plebs

I have given this a 5 star rating, not because I know its good but because I suspect it to be so. To be honest I did not understand a good 60% of it. I would never have finished this book if I'd have had to read it myself, just too scientific. I do however feel better informed after reading it, even if most of it went over my head.
I have read a few of the authors referred to in this work and their work never resonated with me, like this book did. I have flip flop in my life between belief and non belief.
I now realise I believe it God but it is religion I have a problem with.

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Must buy

Very interesting book, which covers many critical topics about God and science. Interesting and unique book. Must buy.

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His best book so far

I this would be Stephen Meyers last book, it would be a worthy one. Excellent compilation of current astronomical, biochemical and philosophical findings that prove the case against materialism.

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Facts based reasons, gathered, presented very well

Easy to understand insight and overview, facts based reasons and historical backgroud, clearly narrated.


The core of reality concluded from visible/detectable/repeatable scientific knoweledge, without prejudice.

The knowledge you need to understand the world changing ideological history of this century.

Be prepared to can make a choice of your way to the meaning/sense/role of existence.

So why it is something instead of nothing ?

After 30 years of research on this subject I had made, this book is a very good summarize of knowledge for me , with interesting exact and important details , and well built reasoning.

It's my pleasure to read and understand, and thanks very much.

You will get eyes to see :" For his invisible qualities are clearly seen from the world's creation onward, because they are preceived by the things made, even his eternal power and Godship, so they are inexcusable" Romans 1:21

Be prepared to exhibit, demonstrate this.

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Brilliant

This is by far the most in-depth and most compelling book on the origin debate to date. Stephen leaves no stone unturned.

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Great listen

Some stuff went over my head but was great to hear the fine-tuning arguments in detail.

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