In the Beginning

Do you believe that science has all the answers to the mysteries of life and the origin of the universe? If you’re convinced that life is an accident and occurred spontaneously and that evolution is the key to understanding the beginning of all living things, this book will help you distinguish between opinion and fact. Scripture also teaches truths about our first ancestors and the world in which we live. When one embraces only truths, science and scripture are more in agreement than they are in disagreement. There is a plan in all that is observed.
The mysteries of the universe, the solar system, the earth, and all living matter are made clear in either science or scripture. When one removes the philosophies of men and accepts only what is proven or revealed, the picture is as clear as the sun at noonday. Events don’t just happen without a reason, and things don’t appear spontaneously without a cause.
Then how did all that we observe today arise? Did the universe expand from something smaller than an atom and grow into everything that we see? Were Adam and Eve our first ancestors, or did they evolve from lower life forms? Was there a plan that was designed and executed by a Master Creator, or is everything we see and experience the result of random chance? Does anything come from nothingness?
Life can come only from life, and from nothing else. The original spark of life that led to all life on planet Earth had to come from somewhere. The evidence for why man exists is found in the scriptures, and Darwin was correct in proposing a non-random theory of change as opposed to a random process.
When opinions are set aside, the facts speak for themselves: Life could not have evolved the way Darwin hypothesized.
If man created God He is a mere idea and the winners in life are the philosophers. If God made man his existence should be pursued with all the intensity of ones capability.