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Original Science
Original Science by Kevin William blends scientific critique, philosophical reasoning, and theological argument to challenge materialistic explanations for the origin of life, motion, and the universe. Drawing from physics, biology, psychology, and economics, it argues that lifeless matter cannot self-design or reproduce, that observable reality points to an intelligent Creator, and that macroevolution lacks empirical support.
The book critiques conventional views of gravity, explores limits in chemical and biological change, emphasizes the role of ethics and liberty in governance, and affirms Christianity as a rational, evidence-based worldview. Through logical analysis and historical evidence, it presents "Reformed Theistic Rationalism" - the belief that faith in God aligns with reason, science, and observable reality, while atheistic materialism fails to provide adequate explanations for life's complexity and purpose.
The book critiques conventional views of gravity, explores limits in chemical and biological change, emphasizes the role of ethics and liberty in governance, and affirms Christianity as a rational, evidence-based worldview. Through logical analysis and historical evidence, it presents "Reformed Theistic Rationalism" - the belief that faith in God aligns with reason, science, and observable reality, while atheistic materialism fails to provide adequate explanations for life's complexity and purpose.
Original Science by Kevin William blends scientific critique, philosophical reasoning, and theological argument to challenge materialistic explanations for the origin of life, motion, and the universe. Drawing from physics, biology, psychology, and economics, it argues that lifeless matter cannot self-design or reproduce, that observable reality points to an intelligent Creator, and that macroevolution lacks empirical support.
The book critiques conventional views of gravity, explores limits in chemical and biological change, emphasizes the role of ethics and liberty in governance, and affirms Christianity as a rational, evidence-based worldview. Through logical analysis and historical evidence, it presents "Reformed Theistic Rationalism" - the belief that faith in God aligns with reason, science, and observable reality, while atheistic materialism fails to provide adequate explanations for life's complexity and purpose.
The book critiques conventional views of gravity, explores limits in chemical and biological change, emphasizes the role of ethics and liberty in governance, and affirms Christianity as a rational, evidence-based worldview. Through logical analysis and historical evidence, it presents "Reformed Theistic Rationalism" - the belief that faith in God aligns with reason, science, and observable reality, while atheistic materialism fails to provide adequate explanations for life's complexity and purpose.
