The Future of the Universe: Chance, Chaos, God? - Tapa dura

"In "The Future ofthe Universe" (2000), astrophysicist Arnold Benz... examines what lies aheadfor the universe and what that may mean to humankind. Benz tackles this subjectfrom both a scientific stance and one of a devout Christian. In spite of thedire cosmological predictions, Benz sees a firm Christological hope."- "Scienceand Theology News, "December 2005, Page 37--, "In "The Future of the Universe" (2000), astrophysicist Arnold Benz... examines what lies ahead for the universe and what that may mean to humankind. Benz tackles this subject from both a scientific stance and one of a devout Christian. In spite of the dire cosmological predictions, Benz sees a firm Christological hope."- "Science and Theology News, "December 2005, Page 37--,

Arnold Benz is an astrophysicist and a Christian and believes that science and religion, if one takes them seriously, resist seamless integration and harmonization. In this study he explains how science and religion are two different approaches to experiencing reality, two different planes that do not intersect. Through this examination, Benz aims to extrapolate what we can expect, and hope for, in the future.