"This book thus provides a strong, rational argument for the reality of a creator God that is very comforting to those with a scientific mindset. Highly recommended!"
“A very welcome, interesting and easy to read book which argues convincingly that the existence of a creator God, far from being negated by the scientific understanding of the Universe, is rationally supported by it. This is a remarkable work with hundreds of references citing leading contemporary scientists.”
“Nothing less than the case for God, expressed in scientific and philosophical terms. . . . Will put fresh heart into people of faith. . . . The authors of this book are to be congratulated for putting the rational case so cogently.”
“No matter your religious views, this French bestseller — newly translated — is worth reading for the startling insight that much of science involves a leap of faith.”
“The science summarized here is awe-inspiring and will equip you for great conversations with the skeptics in your life.”
“Fascinating.”
“The book’s mission is to act as a primer, debate-starter, and argumentative brief for the proposition that modern science, on balance, supports rather than undermines the case for the existence of God. . . . A useful resource for anyone interested in the most profound questions of how we came to exist.”
“God, The Science, The Evidence…is designed in an easy-to-read format, the first half tackling each scientific breakthrough while simultaneously dismantling the prevailing materialist world-view in bite-sized chunks, and with scientists, philosophers and mathematicians from throughout history liberally quoted throughout.”
“Written in a very accessible style, God, The Science, The Evidence offers a tremendous amount of information, theories, references, quotes and reactions from scientists…The entire book should fill us with a sense of wonder at the mystery, beauty and glory of creation.”
“Despite being a weighty volume, the book is surprisingly easy to read and packed with testimonies from ‘renowned’ scientists hailing from ‘prestigious’ universities.”
“Reading God – The Science, The Evidence, a secular book which unequivocally promotes the notion of a God, is like rain on parched earth, especially for a Rabbi like me.”
“[Makes] the point that the existence of a creator of some sort is a perfectly reasonable hypothesis which is often simply ignored because many scientists don't like it. . . . Like my scientific hero Fred Hoyle before me, I find it difficult not to be swayed towards some kind of intention by the fine-tuning evidence. Anything more is a matter of faith, not science. But it was fascinating to see how the authors attempted to go further.”
"This book is a very good presentation of the development of the Big Bang theory and its impact on our beliefs and our representation of the world…As the Big Bang theory suggests, if the Universe had a beginning, then we cannot avoid the question of creation."
“A remarkably thorough and thoughtful case for the reconciliation between science and faith.”
“In their new book God, The Science: The Evidence:The Dawn of a Revolution, Michel Yves Bollaré and Olivier Bonnassies present some of the most compelling evidence for believing in a creator God.”
“The book highlights in a remarkable and rigorous manner how the latest scientific advances point towards a creator God. Wonderfully documented, it also introduces many renowned scientists who advocated for a dynamic harmony and osmosis between their discoveries and the idea of a creator at the origin of all things.”
“The amazing advances in science and cosmology over the past century raise fundamental questions about our existence…Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier Bonnassies explore these questions in a highly readable way, and give a personal account of how their answers lead them to a warranted belief in God.”
"This book represents an innovation. It demonstrates that it is no longer ‘credible’ to pit science against faith…[The book] widens our field of reasoning and is an invitation to wonder."
"A persuasive case for how science supports a creator God."
“Bolloré and Bonassies come armed with an impressive selection of names in the scientific field, most notably Nobel Prize-winning physicist Robert Wilson, who says of the book “if the universe had a beginning, we cannot avoid the question of creation . . . I suspect that [Richard Dawkins] would find God, the Science, the Evidence highly worthwhile."
"What's documented in this splendid book is...that science leads us to God, faith and reason are allied."
