Why Science Proves God: And Creationism Is Nonsense

This is a book that intertwines science and theology. It does not promote a certain dogma, but it creates a provocative sounding board for meaning and mysticism for the rational mind. It is an extension of ideas explored in Ian Barbour's Religion in an Age of Science and Joseph Campbell's Inner Reaches of Outer Space. In this book, the theological and philosophical implications of modern physical theory are not only explored, but they are also placed in a systematic theology congruent with a phemenological interpretation of the world's mythologies that elicits a pattern of mysticism.

John S Denker has degrees in ecology, philosophy and theology from Colorado State University, and The Iliff School of Theology at the University of Denver. He has worked as an ecologist for the US Department of Interior for 25 years, and is an ordained United Methodist minister serving a local parish. Central to his life has been the search for the answer to the question "Why?" He is married with three grown children, and resides in Arvada, Colorado, USA.