Origins and Destiny: A Scientist Examines God's Handiwork

...but, it remains a vivid memory; especially his research on 'pleochroic halos' (sic), concerning which I've never heard a persuasive argument against. Dr Gange presents difficult scientific concepts in layman's terms. I found his arguments well reasoned and persuasive; music to my ears, perhaps. A little read book that is rightly quoted by subsequent technical researchers.

For those of you who appreciate logic and science that shows the revelation of the mind of the creator instead of it's refutation, as is erroneously believed. Just as an apple seed produces the apple tree, the information needed for something to exist cannot be formulated and implemented through accidental means. Accidents always cause confusion, not order. Yet the volumes of info intel needed to formulate our reality reveals an invisible, thoughtful and "brilliant beyond our understanding" mind which has brought things together to work for our benefit. Just this point of the co-existance of all things working for our benefit and not our harm, should tell you something about accidental creation versus purposeful thought. A well written book based on reality and it's revelation.

It's difficult to ignore the logic and facts the author presents to support his point of view, unless of course you're the type of person that cherishes a belief despite logic and facts.

Dr.Gange gives strong arguements using the latest scientific data, demonstrating that the uviverse and all that is in it, could not of happened as an accident, and that the information contained in the universe especially with regard to living systems, cannot be rationally explained by time and chance. "Nature cannot design a machine"