The Created Cosmos

What the Bible Reveals About Astronomy

Written by Dr. Danny Faulkner; Contributor Lee Anderson, Jr.; Foreword by Eugene H. Merrill

Format: Hardcover
Dimensions: 6" x 9"
Length: 350 pages
Ages: Teens – Adults
Publisher: Master Books
Published: 2016
SKU: 10-2-473
ISBN: 9780890519738
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Includes optional English subtitles

This cutting-edge book investigates what the Bible has to say about astronomical objects and phenomena.

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What Does the Bible Say to Us About Astronomy?

The Scriptures contain many mentions of astronomical things, beginning with creation and concluding with end-time prophecies. Besides the sun and moon, the Bible names groups of stars, Orion, the Pleiades, and the bears. In addition to what the biblical record shows about astronomical phenomena, many people think that it teaches things that it actually does not teach. These concepts are examined in depth as well.

Part 1: Astronomical Concepts in the Bible: What Scripture Plainly Teaches about Astronomy
Part 2: Astronomical Anomalies in the Bible: What Scripture Says about Unusual Astronomical Events
Part 3: Astronomical Questions and the Bible: How Scripture Confronts Recent Questions about Astronomy
Part 4: Astronomy and Distortions of the Bible: Misconceptions of What Scripture Teaches about Astronomy

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Dr. Danny Faulkner

Dr. Danny Faulkner holds an MS in Physics from Clemson University and an MA and PhD in Astronomy from Indiana University and taught at the University of South Carolina Lancaster for over 26 years. He serves as editor of the Creation Research Society Quarterly and has published over 100 papers in various journals. He now works as a researcher, author, and speaker for Answers in Genesis.

Lee Anderson, Jr.

Eugene H. Merrill

Testimonials

“ Written by professional astronomer Dr. Danny Faulkner, ably assisted by biblical scholar Lee Anderson Jr., this comprehensive book definitively fills a crucial gap in the literature and so will quickly become a sought-after classic. It is a must read for all who want to understand what the Bible says and does not say about astronomy. ”

—Andrew A. Snelling