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Improbable Planet: How Earth Became Humanity's Home, by Hugh Ross
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Hardcover: 288 pages
Publisher: Baker Books (September 6, 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0801016894
ISBN-13: 978-0801016899
Product Dimensions:
6.2 x 1 x 9.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
Average Customer Review:
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This book should be carefully studied by atheists, skeptics, and people of faith, including Christians. It includes almost 40 pages of citations delineated in a sequential, logical way that shows, with each chapter building on the chapter before, how Earth's development happened.The relevance of this book is that it offers clear answers to felt macro-questions:* What does Earth's history reveal about the value of human life, including my life?* If human life is so valuable, then why are billions of people living in miserable conditions?* What do the ongoing massive changes in Earth's conditions suggest about the future of Earth and the future of humanity?* Why does human life need such a massive universe in which 50 billion trillion stars comprise only 1% of its total mass?Using the scholarly research of world-renowned scientists and refereed academic journals,Hugh Ross presents an elaborate set of scientific facts garnered from several different scientific disciplines (astrophysics, biophysics, chemistry, geology, biology). His main contribution is to synthesize those facts, authenticate them with Scripture, and then show the general public (along with academic elites) what scientific truth reveals: that Earth was specially made for people and also specially made to accommodate human redemption. In other words, the history of Earth reveals its miraculous inception (creation) and its space-time capacity for being the venue for the miracle of redemption.Here are some key lines from the book (in quotes) which may or may not be followed by explanatory comments from me:* Earth is . . . a planet with a very long history of life, a history that led to the appearance of human beings. We are not constrained to a low population in a few restricted areas. Humans currently occupy all of Earth's landmasses. We have multiplied to a population exceeding 7 billion individuals, and have achieved a high-level technology that continues to advance on a global scale. All these features of current human existence and civilization would be impossible unless life originated on Earth as early as physically possible." (p. 93)* The anthropic principle has become the prebiotic principle" (p.21). In other words, whereas naturalistic scientists have long claimed that humanity's existence places severe constraints on the Milky Way Galaxy, the solar system, and Earth, scientist Marcelo Gleiser (Brazilian Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Dartmouth College) has said that what was formally seen as constraints is now understood to be nothing more than "the preconditions for primitive life.* What would be easier to take for granted than dirt? However basic is may seem, the ubiquity of dirt represents no small coincidence. The complex story traces back to . . . "Hugh Ross explains the history of dirt, mountains, oceans, the moon, and more. That's why I have long stated that Hugh Ross, Ph.D. is my favorite worship leader. All these many facts vividly declare the glory of God.I highly recommend this book and hope it is used as required reading in classrooms all over the world.We are certainly going to use it in our graduate levels courses in Right On Mission. See rightonmission.org.No one asked me to write this book review; I did so freely of my own volition without being remunerated.
As a person who has studied many of the sciences for over 50 years and who became a Christian 14 months ago, I found this book to be a genuine treasure. It should be made into a movie. Although it can be fairly technical sometimes, even a layman can grasp most of the concepts. Having it laid out visually with a good narrator could make it available to a much wider audience. Having said that, I do highly recommend getting this book and working your way through it. It will be well worth your time and effort.
I am neither a scientist nor a theologian, but I loved this book. I've always subscribed to the seven literal (i.e., 24 hour) days of creation. This book opened myeyes to the intricate eeons of careful preparation measured in "God days", possibly billions of years. Some of the technical terms were a little above my head; however, the concepts were eventually explained in terms simple enough even for me. The great mass of improbably tight tolerances required to support life as we know it left me filled with awe. In the end,, the point is not how long it took God to create this earth but that He invested so much to make it what it is. Wow. Definitely worth reading.
My neurosurgeon, Stan Rouhe, gave an interview to a couple of his friends in the final days of his life as he accepted the fact that his current battle with pancreatic cancer was leading to his physical death. He did not fear death because he said he knew that God's existence was a FACT! He said that he arrived at that conclusion after he read a book by Hugh Ross that his daughter had given him. His friends posted their interview online enabling his friends to share his last thoughts and spiritual growth during his last days on Earth. I asked myself what kind of scientific proof could have convinced my friend and doctor of 40 years to make such a bold statement as "God's existence is a FACT." I went straight to Amazon and ordered this book on my kindle so that I, too, could have su ch scientific certainty of God's existence.I did not expect to be convinced. I expected to still have to depend on faith. That was not the case. I finished the book with a sense of absolute knowledge. The scientific information is arranged as an analogy of building a complex structure. It shows how complex the process was to create a planet capable of supporting advanced forms of life was. The planet had to revolve around a star of a particular size and mass, a particular distance away, with a particular age, luminosity, and radiation. Elements had to be created in specific amounts and concentrations at exactly the right times. Different forms of life had to be created and extinguished at exact times to create heavy metals and fossil fuels for future use. Ice ages had to appear at particular predictable intervals, and continents had to drift, collide, and lift mountains and plateaus like the one in Tibet. There had to be a particular amount of water and a specific amount of land. Certain forms of life needed to appear at certain times to control temperature and form soil . No other planet located in the Milky Way comes even close to meeting these requirements. Complex forms of life dependent upon each other suddenly appeared sooner than could be formed by evolution.I went on the internet to find my long-term friend and doctor--only to find my friend is gone from this world and to be given the same scientific proof of God's existence that he found before his passing. The scientific case for God appears to be stronger in this book than it is in the Bible. The book is a wonderful, parting gift.
I had 2 courses of astronomy in college and could only read a few pages at a time. It is complex maybe because I didn't take physics in college. I did comprehend it and found it very informative. He sticks to the sciences of the planet and galaxy with a super intelligent designer in mind. The religious portion doesn't show up until the last chapter. He definitely knows what he writes in explaining how lucky we are to have a planet to live on. It made me appreciate Earth more. It is not a simple read. It is written for people interested in astronomy and/or astrophysics.
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