* Realize complete happiness and peace of mind right now. * Achieve a clearer view of who God is than has ever been seen before. * Discover who you are and what your exciting future will be. * Find joy and oneness in your relationships with others. * Understand how quantum physics shows us much of God's nature. * Know how you are an important part of the Totality of God. * Learn new ways in which you can be of service to humanity. * See clearly how science and spirituality really are one. * Practice a simple five-step program to enlightenment and peace. * Step out onto a new, fulfilling, and lifelong spiritual pathway. "Are you ready for a revelation of Truth? Are you open to an expanded consciousness about yourself and God? It's all here in this book by Dr. John Walker, who understands the relationship of science to theology. You are in for a treat!" The Reverend Geofrey C. Layng Minister, Physicist, Public Speaker

An editor of ABC News describes his own spiritual journey that led him, as a man of science, to his own answers about God and Jesus, and encourages others to confront their own questions of faith to further the search for God.

Finding God: One Psychologists Journey is an inspirational Autobiography that takes you on a tour that will enrich your life. Starting as a young child growing up in Southern Brooklyn, with major obstacles to face and overcome, Dr. Alne goes on to become a prominent psychologist. Attacked and left disabled in the aftermath of the Crown Heights Riots in Brooklyn he fought to regain his health and career. In 2007 he suffered a stroke that left him with annoying cognitive and physical symptoms. Dr. Alne attacked one with exercise, and the other by passionately studying a subject he had never studied before. It was quantum physics and cosmology that changed his life forever. Elementary particles of matter obey none of the laws of physics we long held as truths. For example, particles can be in multiple places at the same time (superposition) and are able to communicate even when far apart (nonlocality) etc. Even more shocking is that everything in the universe is made from energy, and no one knows what exactly energy is. We are right now in the midst of a paradigm shift in thinking and everything we thought we knew as reality is being questioned. Science led directly to studies of metaphysics and paranormal research. Prominent universities today are engaged in studies of prayer, remote viewing and related subjects. Scientifically designed research offers proof that: random evolution could not have led to mankind, prayer does help healing, and consciousness survives death.

God, Physics and Me: A Physicists Lifelong Search for God God, Physics and Me: A Physicists Lifelong Search for God should serve as a living example of how science and religion can indeed peacefully coexist. In God, Physics and Me, physicist H. Robert Ralston writes about his quest to reconcile his spiritual beliefs and faith in God with his scientific knowledge of the physical world.Ralston candidly writes of a childhood filled with wonder for and confusion about the spiritual world and, later, his thirst for scientific knowledge. Strangely, perhaps, Ralstons increasing understanding of physics fueled a spiritual quest that pervaded his professional and personal life. God, Physics and Me explores one mans spiritual quest and path to peace through God and science. Its a must-read for anyone who struggles to find peace and understanding in their spiritual and physical worlds....................................................................................Below is an interactive view of "A Pictorial Supplement" meant to show photos that accompany the above title. To view the pages, just click on the page and it will turn over.If you want to purchase this 8 X 8 inch hard cover book, contact the author. (bralston@surewest.net)

A story about having faith, losing it, and finding it again through science—revealing how the latest in neuroscience, physics, and biology help us understand God, faith, and ourselves. Mike McHargue, host of The Liturgists and Ask Science Mike podcasts, understands the pain of unraveling belief. In Finding God in the Waves, Mike tells the story of how his Evangelical faith dissolved into atheism as he studied the Bible, a crisis that threatened his identity, his friendships, and even his marriage. Years later, Mike was standing on the shores of the Pacific Ocean when a bewildering, seemingly mystical moment motivated him to take another look. But this time, it wasn't theology or scripture that led him back to God—it was science. Full of insights about the universe, as well as deeply personal reflections on our desire for certainty and meaning, Finding God in the Waves is a vital exploration of the possibility for knowing God in an age of reason, and a signpost for where the practice of faith is headed in a secular age. Among other revelations, we learn what brain scans reveal about what happens when we pray; how fundamentalism affects the psyche; and how God is revealed not only in scripture, but also in the night sky, in subatomic particles, and in us.

The doctrine of intelligent design is often the subject of acrimonious debate. Seeking God in Science cuts through the rhetoric that distorts the debates between religious and secular camps. Bradley Monton, a philosopher of science and an atheist, carefully considers the arguments for intelligent design and argues that intelligent design deserves serious consideration as a scientific theory. Monton also gives a lucid account of the debate surrounding the inclusion of intelligent design in public schools and presents reason why students’ science education could benefit from a careful consideration of the arguments for and against it.

After a New Jersey priest has a near-death experience he begins to resemble the image depicted on the Shroud of Turin, prompting a skeptical Vatican representative to investigate the claim and subsequently question the assumptions he has held for so long. THE PRIEST… Brought back to life on an operating room table, Father Paul Bartholomew is haunted by visions of Christ as Golgotha. Then, as he celebrates Mass, blood starts running down his arms. The horrified congregation watches him collapse, his vestments soaked in the blood pouring from wounds on his wrists. Mysteriously, he now resembles in almost every physical aspect the Christ-like figure represented on the Shroud of Turin. THE SKEPTICS… Worried lest Bartholomew’s case be proved a hoax, the Vatican employs two prominent scientists to investigate. Dr. Stephen Castle, an American psychiatrist, is renowned for his book arguing that religion is a figment of human imagination. Professor Marco Gabrielli, an Italian religious researcher and chemist, has made a career of debunking supposed miracles, of explaining the unexplainable. THE MIRACLE… For centuries, the Shroud of Turin has defied science. Is this ancient remnant truly Christ’s burial cloth, or the biggest fraud ever perpetrated? When the priest’s uncanny resemblance to the picture on the Shroud prompts Castle and Gabrielli to investigate the artifact itself, each is finally forced to face mysteries reason alone cannot explain—in a journey of discovery that plumbs the farthest reaches of science and the human spirit.

In the waning years of the Soviet Union scientific research falls far behind. Vasili, head of KGB, tries to gain Western knowledge by espionage. He persuades Dmitri, a physicist, to defect to the USA. Dmitri obtains a position at NSF and later at FermiLab, while remaining entangled in the KGB web. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union Vasili becomes very powerful and wants to strengthen science in the new Russia. He asks Dmitri to return home, because Russian knowledge needs upgrading. Dmitri is appointed director of IHEP in Moscow. He is not successful, because the best Russian scientists have emigrated to the West. Blackmail and intimidation pursue him. To escape Vasili's influence, Dmitri accepts a job at CERN in Geneva, where the largest particle accelerator in the world, the LHC, is under construction. Vasili now wants revenge. When he does not succeed in obtaining Western knowledge through espionage and cybercrime he wants to ruin Dmitri and to obstruct research at CERN.

The Physics of Theism provides a timely, critical analysis of the ways in which physics intertwines with religion. Koperski brings clarity to a range of arguments including the fine-tuning argument, naturalism, the laws of nature, and the controversy over Intelligent Design. A single author text providing unprecedented scope and depth of analysis of key issues within the Philosophy of Religion and the Philosophy of Science Critically analyses the ways in which physics is brought into play in matters of religion Self-contained chapters allow readers to directly access specific areas of interest The area is one of considerable interest, and this book is a timely and well-conceived contribution to these debates Written by an accomplished scholar working in the philosophy of physics in a style that renders complex arguments accessible

The search for God is a staple of human history. Finding God records sixty first-person accounts of Christians who found God in different ways and the impact this discovery made on their lives and on the world in which they lived. Ranging from the first century to the present, Finding God is a fascinating digest of conversion stories from a wide variety of people -- from the apostle Paul to the rock musician Bono. These narratives together demonstrate the remarkable diversity of spiritual journeys and the dramatic changes that can result from encounters with God. Both instructive and inspirational, Finding God will expand horizons and deepen the faith of those who seek insight into the age-old spiritual quest to find God.