How did God create humankind? - Ansarifar, Ali

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Résumé :
The book reviews the cosmological model of the universe based on the Big Bang and the Darwinian theory of the struggle for existence by natural selection. The biblical and scientific views on the origin of humanity will be examined separately. Then, based on science and the biblical narrative, an idea for the origin of God and humanity will be proposed. Faith is the greatest mystery of all, and redemption through the person of Jesus Christ is the reason for the universe's existence and the creation of humanity. In Genesis, light and darkness co-existed and were separated to create the world, but in the person of Jesus Christ, light and darkness are separated forever, and redemption is achieved. The apparent conflict between science and religion is replaced with a more positive use of scientific knowledge to understand Genesis in the Bible.

Biographie:
Dr Ali Ansarifar is a Persian-born retired British academic. He was awarded a bachelor's degree and a doctorate in materials science from the University of London. He worked as a postdoctoral research assistant at Imperial College London and the Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge. He has published over 150 books and technical research papers and conference papers in peer-reviewed international scientific journals. He has been on the editorial boards of various scientific journals and has been awarded prizes for his scientific publications. He is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, UK, and a servant of Jesus Christ....

Sommaire:
The book reviews the cosmological model of the universe based on the Big Bang and the Darwinian theory of the struggle for existence by natural selection. The biblical and scientific views on the origin of humanity will be examined separately. Then, based on science and the biblical narrative, an idea for the origin of God and humanity will be proposed. Faith is the greatest mystery of all, and redemption through the person of Jesus Christ is the reason for the universe's existence and the creation of humanity. In Genesis, light and darkness co-existed and were separated to create the world, but in the person of Jesus Christ, light and darkness are separated forever, and redemption is achieved. The apparent conflict between science and religion is replaced with a more positive use of scientific knowledge to understand Genesis in the Bible. ...