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In this beautifully and intelligently written book, Ferguson not only reports on some of the intellectual tremors jolting the world of thinking women and men, but also considers the basic questions with penetrating analysis, yet at a very readable level. . . . An excellent book. ChoiceHeralded for its readability and scholarship, The Fire in the Equations offers a fascinating discussion of scientific discoveries and their impact on our beliefs. The books title is derived from Dr. Stephen Hawkings pondering, What is it that breathes fire into the equations and makes a universe for them to describe?Originally published in the U.S. in 1995, it provides an excursion through new theories of quantum physics and cosmology, ranging from the nature of time, the big bang, the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics, laws of nature, and their possible relation to God, chaos theory, black holes, Heisenbergs uncertainty principle, particle physics, Darwin's theory of evolution, and the role of God in all these equations. It even raises such questions as how God might answer prayers from the point of view of physics.While she gives no absolute answers, Kitty Ferguson takes the reader through a world of paradoxes and improbabilities, explaining how believing in a predetermined universe and free will as a theory of human behavior is possible. She concludes that what we know about science doesn't necessarily make God inevitable, but does not rule God out either.
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