Beyond the Big Bang : Quantum Cosmologies and God by Drees, Willem B

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La Salle, IL: Open Court Publishing. Fine copy. 1990. 1st. softcover. 8vo, 323 pp. .

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UK: Open Court Publishing Company, 1990. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 6 x 0.8 x 9 inches. p/b 323 pages, condition is very good, a crease to the rear cover. Is belief in God a reasonable option in the light of modern cosmology? Or have religious beliefs been ruled out by science? Or should we rethink the connection between these two human enterprises - perhaps even considering them as unrelated? Some writers have contended that the Big Bang can be identified with the biblical Creation, while others claim that cosmology, in Carl Sagan's words, leaves "nothing for a creator to do". Willem Drees subjects the arguments of both sides to a careful scrutiny. He begins by reviewing and critcizing the religious responses to the theory of the Big Bang, showing that attempts by theologians to "appropriate" this scientific theory neglect many difficulties. He proceeds to an examination of various quantum cosmologies in relation to the Beginning, the anthropic principles, the search… Read More