Book Description
Where there are laws, two philosophical ideologies become apparent, and those are the notions of a mind and heart of the lawgiver and predictability; the peace that comes from consistency of outcome having followed a prescribed "formula." The author takes the biological and the natural universe, considering the creation and the evolution models, and puts them under three bodies of laws-natural science, dominion, spirit. Then he takes a Christian world view while framing the nontheistic view as a counter balance. The author examines life under the laws of the natural and supernatural universe. Using simple logic with theological overtones, humor, and the art of storytelling, the author captures the imagination to deliver bite-sized nuggets of appetizing insights into life as it should be under the three laws. Biblical stories are reexamined, and new life is extracted that inspires one to dig deeper and act as the impetus to know more. While the book delves into science and religion, the angle chosen presents a lighter side to what can be heavy, often perplexing topics. These weighty topics are transformed in the book into what can be considered interesting with perspectives into science and religion that are wonderfully palatable. It's a "dig and read to the end" kind of book and one that you will want to mark and return to time and time again to extract one or more of the many nuggets that are relevant to understanding life under the three laws that govern human existence.
