دانلود کتاب A Matter of Days: Resolving a Creation Controversy
by Hugh Ross
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عنوان فارسی: موضوع روز: حل و فصل ایجاد جنجال |
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“Dr. Ross endeavors to literally interpret Scriptures and the latest scientific data to show how they
are in agreement. Even if you disagree with his conclusions, you will benefit from reading this
book. I highly recommend it.”
—John Ankerberg, host, The John Ankerberg Show
“This book is an in-depth treatment of the creation events, giving deep insights in both the meaning
of the biblical text and the latest scientific data. An honest treatment worth reading by anyone
interested in the beginning. A must-read.”
—Rogier A. Windhorst, professor of astronomy, Arizona State University
“In A Matter of Days, Hugh Ross shows that a creation date of billions of years ago is not
incompatible with a staunch belief in the inspiration and inerrancy of the Bible. He also explains
why scientific arguments for young-earth creationism do not hold up. Ross’ call for Christian
theologians and scientists of differing viewpoints to work together to resolve their differences
amicably is especially appealing.”
—Robert M. Bowman Jr., executive director, Institute for Religious Research
“Since God is not the author of confusion, it follows that any apparent discord between faith and
science lies in the limits of human understanding. A Matter of Days urges us to challenge those
limits. Ross’ clear and ably reasoned work pushes us to better com- prehend the inner workings of
creation.”
—Brock Thoene, novelist, coauthor of First Light, amateur astronomer
“The issues of the age of creation and the length of creation days are currently painful points of
contention within the evangelical church. It need not be so. In fact, these and related issues can be
very effectively used in evangelism. In A Matter of Days, astrono- mer and evangelist Hugh Ross
discusses the problem and the arguments on both sides of this controversy with biblical and scientific
integrity, while appealing for calm on all sides. He ends with a proposal for resolving the
controversy in a way that could bring peace to the church and glory to God. I strongly encourage all
who are interested in issues relating to science and the Bible to read this book and to pray, as I do,
for such a peaceful resolution.”
—Kyle Cudworth, professor of astronomy, University of Chicago and Director of
Yerkes Observatory