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The Heavens Declare
How the Bible and Creation Tell the Same Story
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Marnye Young
Does faith have to shrink when science speaks? Many Christians quietly wonder—when a child asks about evolution, when a coworker mentions the big bang, when new discoveries seem to challenge what to believe—can my faith really hold up to hard questions?
In The Heavens Declare, general editor Maureen Moser, alongside scientists Dr. Fazale “Fuz” Rana and Dr. Hugh Ross, meets you in that tension, inviting readers into an approachable exploration of some of life’s biggest questions—from cosmic and human origins to Noah’s flood and more.
With warmth, clarity, and respect for differing perspectives, the contributors show how God’s two books—Scripture and creation—are telling the same story. You don’t need a science background to follow along—just an open mind and a willing heart. Drawing on the latest scientific discoveries, the contributors make a clear, accessible case that Christianity is intellectually and spiritually sound.
Whether you’re strengthening your faith, fielding questions from family and friends, or looking for engaging ways to share the gospel in a skeptical world, this book delivers a comforting and empowering message—the heavens still declare the glory of God.
“The Heavens Declare offers a thoughtful, well-reasoned case for the harmony between God’s Word and God’s world, without compromising either . . . readers will be encouraged to pursue truth, love Scripture, and engage skeptics with confidence and grace.”
—J. Warner Wallace
Dateline featured cold-case detective;
Senior Fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview;
and author of Cold-Case Christianity and Person of Interest