Explore the Science and Faith Debate
From the Big Bang to Biology: where is God? is an exploration of the relationship between Science and Faith, published by Kindle Direct Publishing. It is intended for those without a technical background who are interested in the current science versus religion debate.
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From the Big Bang to Biology: where is God?
by Graham Swinerd and John Bryant.
Published November 2020, 255 pages, 27 illustrations
Soft cover ISBN 9798682034901
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Go to the Reviews page to see latest review in the Journal of Science and Christian Belief by Andrew Halestrap who is Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Bristol and former chair of Christians in Science.
Please go to the Blog page to see Graham's June 2025 post in which he discusses shocking proposals to cut NASA's budget in 2026. If enacted, these could spell disaster for NASA Institutions and similarly for US astrophysics and space science programmes.
Go to the Reviews page to see latest review in the Journal of Science and Christian Belief by Andrew Halestrap who is Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Bristol and former chair of Christians in Science.
Please go to the Blog page to see Graham's June 2025 post in which he discusses shocking proposals to cut NASA's budget in 2026. If enacted, these could spell disaster for NASA Institutions and similarly for US astrophysics and space science programmes.
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The Standard Model of cosmology from the
Big Bang to the present. Credit: NASA.
Big Bang to the present. Credit: NASA.
