Must believers give up reason and science? Or is reason the most reliable bridge that leads us to a Creator?This book examines the question of creation through the lens of scientific theories that remain valid today. From the Big Bang to the fine-tuning argument, from the kalam cosmological argument to quantum physics, every theory is tested against a single question: "Has it been refuted, or is it still valid?"But the book does not stop there. It also challenges the modern worldview that, since Descartes, has accepted only what is quantifiable and measurable as "knowledge": if we leave experiences such as consciousness, morality, and love outside the equation— or fail to ground them properly — what risks do we face?A modest effort to ease the journey of those who search for truth through reason — even if they are not scientists — using the scientific theories that genuinely hold up.
