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Michel-Yves Bolloré is the co-author of “God: The science, the evidence,” a new book that aims to lay out the scientific evidence for the existence of God.
In a text spanning nearly 600 pages, he and his co-author Olivier Bonassies, argue that factors such as the thermal death and expansion of the universe, as well as its fine-tuning, make the existence of a creator the most rational explanation for its existence.
The book’s forward is written by Nobel prize winner and physicist Robert Wilson, and around 30 other scientists, from a variety of fields, contributed to the book, which also delves briefly into the historical, philosophical and moral evidence for the existence of God, as well as taking a detailed look at the miracle of Fatima.
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In a text spanning nearly 600 pages, he and his co-author Olivier Bonassies, argue that factors such as the thermal death and expansion of the universe, as well as its fine-tuning, make the existence of a creator the most rational explanation for its existence.
The book’s forward is written by Nobel prize winner and physicist Robert Wilson, and around 30 other scientists, from a variety of fields, contributed to the book, which also delves briefly into the historical, philosophical and moral evidence for the existence of God, as well as taking a detailed look at the miracle of Fatima.
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God or nothing? Modern science points only one way, says French author
Michel-Yves Bolloré is the co-author of “God: The science, the evidence,” a new book that aims to lay out the scientific evidence for the existence of God
