In Everything Is Made of Something: Tanell and the Wonders of Matter, a science-loving second grader discovers that the atoms, molecules, and states of matter she studies so passionately aren't just facts in a textbook — they are fingerprints of the God who made everything.
When Tanell's father opens his Bible alongside her science book, something remarkable happens. The same mind that can explain why air is matter and why steam is still water begins to understand something even bigger: that the invisible things — atoms too small to see, air you can feel but never hold — have been pointing to God all along.
Rooted in Romans 1:20 — "God's invisible qualities have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made" — this thought-provoking story shows children that science and faith are not opposites. They are two ways of looking at the same breathtaking truth: that creation has a Creator, and the more closely you study His work, the more clearly you see His hand.
Lexile Range610L - 800L
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In Everything Is Made of Something: Tanell and the Wonders of Matter, a science-loving second grader discovers that the atoms, molecules, and states of matter she studies so passionately aren't just facts in a textbook - they are fingerprints of the God who made everything.When Tanell's father opens his Bible alongside her science book, something remarkable happens. The same mind that can explain why air is matter and why steam is still water begins to understand something even bigger: that the invisible things - atoms too small to see, air you can feel but never hold - have been pointing to God all along.Rooted in Romans 1:20 - 'God's invisible qualities have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made' - this thought-provoking story shows children that science and faith are not opposites. They are two ways of looking at the same breathtaking truth: that creation has a Creator, and the more closely you study His work, the more clearly you see His hand.Lexile Range610L - 800L. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798199983235
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In Everything Is Made of Something: Tanell and the Wonders of Matter, a science-loving second grader discovers that the atoms, molecules, and states of matter she studies so passionately aren't just facts in a textbook - they are fingerprints of the God who made everything.When Tanell's father opens his Bible alongside her science book, something remarkable happens. The same mind that can explain why air is matter and why steam is still water begins to understand something even bigger: that the invisible things - atoms too small to see, air you can feel but never hold - have been pointing to God all along.Rooted in Romans 1:20 - "God's invisible qualities have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made" - this thought-provoking story shows children that science and faith are not opposites. They are two ways of looking at the same breathtaking truth: that creation has a Creator, and the more closely you study His work, the more clearly you see His hand.Lexile Range610L - 800L This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798199983235
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