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101 Great Big Questions about God and Science New edition [Kõva köide]

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  • Formaat: Hardback, 128 pages, kõrgus x laius: 240x170 mm, Illustrations, colour
  • Ilmumisaeg: 18-Mar-2022
  • Kirjastus: Lion Children's Books
  • ISBN-10: 0745978363
  • ISBN-13: 9780745978369
  • Formaat: Hardback, 128 pages, kõrgus x laius: 240x170 mm, Illustrations, colour
  • Ilmumisaeg: 18-Mar-2022
  • Kirjastus: Lion Children's Books
  • ISBN-10: 0745978363
  • ISBN-13: 9780745978369

An exciting question and answer-based book for independent readers, exploring key questions asked by children about science-faith interactions.
The 'handbook' style is intended to encourage readers to dip in and out of the different chapters rather than reading through. Answers contributed by world-class knowledgeable scientists and theologians will be presented in a clear, engaging and open-ended style. Features include personal input from the authors in 'meet the scientist' sections, exploring what it means to be a wholehearted person of faith and a talented, passionate scientist as well as fun, hands-on experiments that are safe to try at home.
Additional material provides information about the Faraday Institute and the website being set up www.faradaykids.com and www.faradayeducators.com; and includes information about Science and the Bible for parents, who want to understand a little more of Faraday's approach and opens up discussion; and directs them to the website to explore further.



World-class scientists and theologians answer exciting questions by children about science-faith interactions

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World-class scientists and theologians answer exciting questions by children about science-faith interactions
Chapter 1 To Infinity and Beyond!
10(10)
Questions About the Beginning, End, and Outside of the Universe
Getting Started: How does science work?
10(1)
Getting Personal: What inspired you to study space?
11(9)
Q 1 Where did everything come from? God or the Big Bang?
12(1)
Q 2 If God made everything, who made God?
13(1)
Q 3 Is the light mentioned in Genesis the Big Bang?
13(1)
Q 4 How did everything come from nothing?
14(1)
Q 5 Will we ever know exactly how the universe began?
14(1)
Q 6 Why would God make other planets, not just Earth?
15(1)
Q 7 Why do theories of creation matter? Surely we should be more concerned about the future?
16(1)
Q 8 What's beyond the universe?
17(1)
Q 9 Would a multiverse take away the need for God?
17(1)
Q 10 How and when will the universe end?
18(1)
Q 11 Is the end of the universe the apocalypse written about in the Bible?
19(1)
Q 12 Is climate change a sign of the end of the world?
19(1)
Chapter 2 Who Are We and What Are We Doing Here?
20(11)
Questions About What it Means to be Human?
Getting Started: What is evolution?
20(1)
Getting Personal: Why do you care so much about the environment?
21(10)
Q 13 What is the point of life?
22(1)
Q 14 What was God doing before people came along?
23(1)
Q 15 Does God like us doing science?
24(1)
Q 16 Will God ever let us discover everything about the universe?
25(1)
Q 17 Can science ever go too far?
25(1)
Q 18 Why has God given us the tools to interfere with the universe and "play God"?
26(1)
Q 19 If we evolved from animals how can we be responsible for looking after them?
27(1)
Q 20 Do you think God would intervene before we destroy the planet or go extinct?
27(1)
Q 21 Is the human brain the most powerful thing on Earth?
28(1)
Q 22 Are my decisions controlled by my genes, my brain, or something else?
29(1)
Q 23 Why didn't God just make us all perfect?
29(1)
Q 24 Are religious experiences just in our heads?
30(1)
Chapter 3 Space Mysteries
31(12)
Questions About Aliens, Black Holes, Dark Matter, and Time
Getting Started: Are we really made of star stuff?
31(1)
Getting Personal: What mysteries intrigue you most about life and the universe?
32(11)
Q 25 How much of the universe can we visit?
33(1)
Q 26 How do we know there are things like dark matter in the universe if we can't see them?
34(1)
Q 27 Why do people think Earth is so special?
35(1)
Q 28 Are there any other planets like Earth? Could we live on another planet?
36(1)
Q 29 Should we really be exploring space when there are still problems on Earth?
37(1)
Q 30 What are black holes? What's inside them?
37(1)
Q 31 Could a black hole crush Jesus?
38(1)
Q 32 If we stood at the edge of a black hole and looked back at Earth would we see back in time?
39(1)
Q 33 Do aliens exist? If so, what are they like?
40(1)
Q 34 Does God know or care about aliens? Why doesn't the Bible mention them?
40(1)
Q 35 Would discovering aliens stop you believing in God?
41(1)
Q 36 Could Jesus time travel?
42(1)
Chapter 4 Where Did We Come From and Where Are We Going?
43(18)
Questions About the Origins and Future of Humanity
Getting Started: Digital brains - What is artificial intelligence?
43(1)
Getting Personal: Has your science changed how you think about humanity?
44(17)
Q 37 What makes me me?
45(1)
Q 38 Where did the first humans come from? 5
46(1)
Q 39 If we evolved, how can we be made by God?
47(1)
Q 40 If we evolved from apes, how come there are still apes?
48(1)
Q 41 Who were Adam and Eve? Were they real?
49(1)
Q 42 If Adam and Eve hadn't disobeyed God, would we all be naked?
50(1)
Q 43 If we evolved like all other animals, why do people think we are so special? What makes us different from other animals?
51(1)
Q 44 What does the Bible mean when it says we are "made in the image of God"?
52(1)
Q 45 Did souls evolve?
53(1)
Q 46 Is it human nature to believe in God?
54(1)
Q 47 Have humans stopped evolving?
55(1)
Q 48 How will we change in the future?
56(1)
Q 49 Could humans ever become mermaids?
57(1)
Q 50 Will robots get cleverer than people and take over?
58(1)
Q 51 Could a robot ever fall in love like people or have religious faith?
59(1)
Q 52 Will science one day help people live forever?
60(1)
Chapter 5 A Day in the Life of God
61(15)
Questions About God, People, and Religion
Getting Started: Who wrote the Bible? Can we really believe everything it says?
61(1)
Getting Personal: Why are science and faith both important to you?
62(14)
Q 53 Can science prove God's existence?
63(1)
Q 54 How can God exist outside of space and time?
64(1)
Q 55 Has God left or is He still involved in creation?
65(1)
Q 56 Is the human brain capable of understanding God?
66(1)
Q 57 Did the miracles in the Bible really happen? Do miracles happen today?
67(1)
Q 58 Was the resurrection a trick?
68(1)
Q 59 Is God just an answer for things science can't help us to understand yet?
69(1)
Q 60 Do our ideas about God change as we discover more science?
70(1)
Q 61 What happens when we pray?
71(1)
Q 62 Is religion just a crutch for people who can't cope with life?
72(1)
Q 63 Are there any extinct religions?
73(1)
Q 64 If people have created religion, does that mean God doesn't exist?
74(1)
Q 65 How would the world be different if there was no religion?
75(1)
Chapter 6 Wonderful World
76(12)
Questions About Life on Earth
Getting Started: Why do we ask questions?
76(1)
Getting Personal: What is your favourite part of working in science?
77(11)
Q 66 How old is the earth? What was it like at the beginning?
78(1)
Q 67 When did life begin?
78(1)
Q 68 What came first, the chicken or the egg?
79(1)
Q 69 What did God make so many different types of animals and plants?
80(1)
Q 70 Why are there so many stories about dragons, unicorns, and other imaginary creatures?
81(1)
Q 71 How did the dinosaurs die out? What would life be like if they hadn't?
82(1)
Q 72 What is the most endangered animal in the world?
83(1)
Q 73 Does God have a favourite animal?
84(1)
Q 74 Are there any undiscovered animals?
84(1)
Q 75 If humans didn't exist, would another animal have taken over like we have?
85(1)
Q 76 Do any other animals talk like us?
86(1)
Q 77 Do any other animals have religion?
86(1)
Q 78 Is beauty in nature important? If not, why did God make it?
87(1)
Chapter 7 Good God? Bad God?
88(13)
Questions About What Cod is Like It-Getting Started: Is doubt a bad thing?
88(1)
Getting Personal: What are the biggest challenges you've faced in your scientific career?
89(12)
Q 79 Who is God? What does God look like?
90(1)
Q 80 Does everything happen for a reason or is it all random?
91(1)
Q 81 Does the Bible say there was no death when God first made the world?
92(1)
Q 82 Why did God choose to create through evolution which involves so much death and suffering?
93(1)
Q 83 If God is really in control, why are there so many natural disasters?
94(1)
Q 84 Could God have created a universe where there was no suffering?
95(1)
Q 85 Do I make decisions about my life or does God control everything I do?
96(1)
Q 86 What's the point of being good?
97(1)
Q 87 Where does anger come from?
98(1)
Q 88 Why would a loving God send a flood to destroy all of His creation?
99(1)
Q 89 Why does God let us do things that hurt other people?
99(1)
Q 90 Is there life after death?
100(1)
Chapter 8 Friends or Foes?
101(13)
Questions About Science and Religious Faith
Getting Started: Where is heaven? What is it like?
101(1)
Getting Personal: Would 10-year-old you be surprised by what you've done with your life so far?
102(12)
Q 91 What is science? Does everyone agree?
103(1)
Q 92 Are there any limits to what we can do with science?
104(1)
Q 93 What is faith? Does everyone agree?
105(1)
Q 94 What evidence is there for God and faith?
106(2)
Q 95 Can we trust faith as much as scientific fact?
108(1)
Q 96 Have science and religious faith always been at war?
109(1)
Q 97 Do many scientists believe in God today?
109(1)
Q 98 Why doesn't the Bible talk about science like the Big Bang, evolution or dinosaurs?
110(1)
Q 99 Will science eventually replace religious faith?
110(1)
Q 100 What is more important for humanity, science or faith?
111(1)
Q 101 What are the biggest challenges in the future of science and faith?
112(2)
Meet the Contributors 114(10)
Glossary 124(2)
Index 126
Steph Bryant (Edited by) Steph Bryant is the co-author of the engaging God Made series that encourages children to explore and discover the world around them. She is the Youth and Schools Programme Co-Director for The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion. While studying at Cambridge University,she became a wholehearted Christian and began to realise the wonder shefelt in exploring science was really an invitation to worship God. After working in conservation science, Steph is passionate about helping young people explore the wonder of God's creation and our responsibility tocare for it well.



Lizzie Henderson (Edited by) Lizzie Henderson is the co-author of the engaging God Made series that encourages children to explore and discover the world aroundthem. A graduate of Cambridge University, she is the Youth and Schools Programme Co-Director for The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion,helping thousands of young people explore their questions about science, faith, and our understanding of the universe. Lizzie grew up loving God and is fascinated by the processes God uses to bring about creation's amazing diversity. She loves to encourage young people to find wonder in exploring what God has made.