Reality, Science and the Supernatural

This perceptive and well-researched book is aimed at anyone who is fascinated by the great science versus religion debate. Told from an objective viewpoint, this stimulating debate includes a wealth of resources, ideas and well-balanced arguments; all of which will keep any discerning reader absorbed throughout.With valuable insights from evolutionists, fundamentalists, scientists, iconic writers, theologians and intelligent designers, as well as an intriguing insight into Dr John Brain's personal journey into Christianity, this is not an amateur attempt at simply adding to this ongoing debate. The author delves into theoretical physics, quantum mechanics and evolution, and looks at the relevance of materialism, science and evolution, to share his objective viewpoint. From hypotheses on the holographic principle, acuities of dark energy supernatural powers and the "Goldilocks Effect," to how a higher intelligence appears to have designed and created a very fitting universe, the author has left no stone unturned in his quest to produce a stimulating and educational read.