GodSpark

In GodSpark, distinguished scientist and historical author Dr. Allen Goldenthal demonstrates that the discoveries from the various scientific fields, such as biology, chemistry, anthropology, biochemistry, paleontology, astrophysics, geology, virology, and even quantum physics all point to the fact that Intelligent Design is behind every facet of the development of our universe and our existence. As a university lecturer for over a decade this was a finding that would not have been well received if disclosed in the liberal university environment where any suggestion that there was a Creator behind everything that exists and for that reason such information and findings are often buried for the sake of careers and reputation. A closer reading of the Old Testament suggests that the answers as to how and why we are here have always been available from a combined scientific and religious standpoint, but many scientists have deliberately chosen to often overlook their findings whenever they suggested that there had to be a Creator for certain events to occur. But after years of assembling the information from these various scientific fields, and tired of being challenged constantly and often ridiculed by colleagues for maintaining his faith in their being a cosmic being that has interacted with our genus and species for hundreds of thousands of years, if not millions, Dr. Goldenthal has decided it is time to speak out and defend all those that still believe by providing them with the knowledge and scientific proof for their being a creator. GodSpark reveals that not only does God exist, but he is the ultimate scientist GodSpark's arguments not only provide the evidence of how science has withheld information and fabricated other facts, but highlights Dr. Goldenthal's own theories on the creation of our universe and everything that exists within it. If ever there was a book that would make Charles Darwin roll over in his grave and run for cover, this would be it. Within every generation there comes a book that changes the way society thinks, and this may very well be it.