This site supports the open-access book, Cosmic Creation by Justin Fitzgibbon. It links modern science with a Christian worldview, presenting history from the Bible integrated with the scientific consensus. It is entirely based on mainstream scientific knowledge. 

Why is science certain about events the Bible appears to ignore? Pointing to Noah's Flood to explain geology is like blaming my cats for the state of the economy. It's an incomplete explanation and a standing joke among researchers and academics. So if not the Flood, what can explain discoveries about human history and our universe's laws?

Greek philosophy about nature and God, invented long before the birth of Jesus was adopted into Christianity. This began a conflict with science. I believe any 'culture' war between faith and science is senseless. Both are part of the shared quest for truth.

The events of Genesis can be understood scientifically. Nature's story is vast and detailed. Science begins with our universe and explains the formation of the continents and living ecosystems. God intervened in these events and human history. Traditional Christian assumptions about human nature, the timing of Genesis and the origin of natural laws are wrong and damaging. These flaws can be corrected by including scientific discovery. Solving the conflict gives a unified view that is biblical and includes all truths.

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1 - An Age of Knowledge

2 - Uncertainty

3 - Evidence

4 - Bridging Deep Time

5 - Deep Space

6 - Biology

7 - Humanity

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Modern astronomy expects multiple independent universes to form, each with a unique history. A family of connected universes explains the context of the book of Genesis. Events in the Bible have always implied that scale.

A deeper understanding of God's glory

According to Cosmologist Laura Mersini-Houghton -

We thought the Earth was the centre of the universe. Then the solar system and our galaxy, and now we are finding that even our universe is just one tiny grain of dust in a much more intricate and beautiful cosmos.