God the Geometer

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The book explores the tension between faith and modern science, addressing concerns about declining religiosity among college students and professors. It argues that advancements in cosmology, physics, astronomy, and evolution can actually reinforce belief in God rather than undermine it. By presenting evidence from these scientific fields, the author aims to illustrate that faith and scientific understanding are not mutually exclusive. The title refers to a thirteenth-century image symbolizing the idea that God designed the universe through geometric and harmonic principles.