Can Science, Evolution, and Creation all coexist?

Former NASA engineer and inventor, Adam Kissiah, has announced the release of a new book that offers a compelling perspective on the theories of creation and evolution.

The controversial Big Bang. Can science, creation and evolution all coexist? One author says yes, and explains why both the theory of evolution and the theory of creation are true. The question of time is as old as time itself; when and how did it all begin? And can science and religion ever meld to give us the answer that has plagued mankind throughout history? In his book, From Zero to Adam and Eve in 14 Billion Years, Adam reconciles two dichotomous viewpoints on how the universe was created, using both science and religion to drive his points home.

The book parallels a sequential scientific account of the birth and formation of the universe with the Genesis account of creation in the bible, including the creation and evolution of mankind, from time zero to the present time. Using scientific research references from luminaries such as Darwin, Hawking, and Einstein and tapping into religious thinkers like Hugh Ross and Charles B. Thaxton, Kissiah mixes personal beliefs with scientific and technical data to take us back to Genesis, the Bible's big bang. Also in his book From Zero to Adam and Eve in Fourteen Billion Years, Kissiah, in one treatise promotes harmony between creation, evolution and science, as well as using it as a teaching tool that explains the path of humanity since Adam and Eve's first steps. It proposes that there is no conflict, nor should there be any conflict among the minds that debate evolution and creation

Read the Official Press Release for the book From Zero to Adam & Eve in 14 Billion Years.

Rather than attempt to praise or condemn either side of the creation vs. evolution debate, the book presents the facts about creation and evolution and explains why the religious and scientific theories of the progression of the universe do not conflict.

The book's description of the physics and dynamics of the functioning universe will help readers better understand and appreciate the interrelationship between science and religion.  It details the conversion of the energy of the big bang into physical matter, and the subsequent creation and emergence of the stars, galaxies, the solar system and our earth and moon.  It also delineates the ensuing evolution of life on earth, including the natural development of advancing hereditary (genetic) factors of mankind since the earth's beginning, including deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), and also follows the path of evolution through the birth of Adam and Eve, continuing to the present time.

The book allows each reader to draw his or her own informed conclusions regarding creation and evolution with the goal of helping them understand and appreciate the  creation and evolution of the universe and humankind from a scientific and spiritual point of view.

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From the Back Cover
From Zero to Adam and Eve in Fourteen Billion Years reconciles two very dichotomous theories on the creation of the universe.  Namely, some interpretations of the creation according to the Bible's book of Genesis, and the creation according to the scientific record of evolution.  This book is science-religion in subject matter and content. It provides an account of a mixture of personal beliefs and statements by the Author and scientific and technical information. It parallels a sequential scientific account of the birth and formation of the universe with the Genesis account of creation in the New American Standard Bible (NASB), including the creation and evolution of mankind from time zero to the present time. It also includes an insightful explanation of why both evolutional and creational theories are true from both a scientific and creational point of view. Time zero is the cosmological (astronomical) event that is labeled the big bang, which is contended to be the instant of release of the energy of the universe by an omniscient and omni-benevolent God.

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