Christian Books Only Review Group discussion

This post is on the topic, ideas and concepts presented in the book,
From Void to Universe:
        Proposing a New Theory by which Science and Religion Can Get Along.

It's listed on goodreads at this link:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/47551723-from-void-to-universe
                
The book is available from Amazon or Barnes&Noble online bookstores. I hope some of you might add it to your goodreads "Want to Read" list and read it soon. :)

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Hi everyone,

"From Void to Universe" is a non-fiction philosophy book published on July 31, 2019. This book might be interesting to some of the readers in this group. It tackles the debate between a supernatural creation vs. a natural origin by proposing a completely new approach to our view of reality.

The book develops an idea taking a position that for any theory about a supernatural creation of our universe to be valid, it must require the end result of such a creation include all the natural evidence that scientists find.

*Section One* of the book builds a foundation to develop the central idea into the format of a scientific theory. The resulting "Void to Universe theory" can be applied to any mythology or creation story.

*Section Two* presents a series of essays that shares some additional related thoughts, and also applies the theory more thoroughly in the context of Genesis. The book uses the story of Genesis and Christian faith as examples throughout both sections because that is the most common basis for creationism theories in the U.S.

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ARC is available for reviewers upon request (in pdf, mobi, and epub formats).
ARC Request, Advertising blurb, Preview, and more can be found on publisher's website: https://voidtouniverse.com
        
From Void to Universe:
Proposing a New Theory by which
Science and Religion Can Get Along
Release date July 31, 2019 on Amazon and Barnes&Noble.
Ebook & 5x8 Paperback, 208 pages cover to cover, appx. wordcount 37000.

Paperback book or Kindle (mobi) ebook available on Amazon.
Paperback book or Nook (epub) ebook available on Barnes&Noble.