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Dialogue with a Nonbeliever: About Science and the Limits of Knowledge, the Big Bang and Evolution, Ancient Christianity & Modern Heterodoxy

Dialogue with a Nonbeliever: About Science and the Limits of Knowledge, the Big Bang and Evolution, Ancient Christianity & Modern Heterodoxy

Paperback

General Christianity

ISBN10: 154108635X
ISBN13: 9781541086357
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Dec 23 2016
Pages: 344
Weight: 0.88
Height: 0.72 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The book is the result of more than ten years of studying the arguments for and against the theories of the Big Bang and evolution, a study that also implied the search for the right religion and the true Church of Christ. The book addresses topics such as:

- What is the difference between knowing and believing? Do we actually know anything, or do we just believe things?

- Can science correctly answer any question?

- Are there any limits to what we can learn through scientific experimentation?

- Is the earth billions of years old?

- How complex is a simple cell?

- Can the body develop and function without a soul? Can protein folding be explained purely by naturalistic means?

- Can life emerge by itself?

- Can living beings evolve?

- Are there any transitional fossils?

- Are there other ancient accounts that confirm the Biblical accounts about the flood and about Joshua's long day?

- Which religion is the right one?

- What exactly is sin? Is it just a bad deed, or is there a deeper meaning?

- What is repentance, and why exactly is there no repentance after the death of the body?

- What are heaven and hell in the teaching of the Orthodox Church?

- Are there any aliens? Who are they?

The book is not a translation, the author wrote the original in both Romanian and English.

A few words about the author:

Bogdan-John Vasiliu is a software engineer who also studied, privately, physics and biology. He graduated from a technical state university in Romania in the early 2000s, and has worked as a computer programmer for various multinational companies in both the US and Romania.

Table of contents(only the first two levels, the actual table of contents is on three levels):

Foreword

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