Learning About God

The question of who we are, where we came from, the origin of the cosmos we live in and the earth we walk on seems to be the primary question of all humans in all cultures since the beginning of time.

Many of us have grown up knowing about God due to familial teaching and beliefs. But for those who have not, and hopefully curious, it may seem daunting to begin the search for Eternal Father, protector, teacher, confidant, and beloved companion-- the Triune God, who indwells those who have invited Him into their lives.

Many children may wonder about what appears to be a conflict between what they have heard or been taught about the origin of all creation and what they have perhaps learned in school, seen on TV or the internet. "Can I believe in science and be a believer in God too?"

Here is a beautiful quote from Vera Kistiakowsky, (Professor Emerita/Physics/MIT): "The exquisite order displayed by our scientific understanding of the physical world calls for the divine."

COSMOS, BIOS, THEOS by Henry Margenau and R.A. Varghese, page 52

So while this book is ostensibly for children, it could be for anyone...