To Adam about Adam

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The author blends personal narrative with theological exploration, recounting his journey from a childhood faith in Jesus to a scientific quest that temporarily distanced him from those beliefs. His reflections are sparked by his son's inquiries about Creation, leading to a reconciliation of science and spirituality. Through a conversational tone, he illustrates biblical stories, emphasizing God's dual role as a loving Father and a scientist. The book argues that both science and scripture are essential to understanding God's plan for humanity, particularly regarding the fall of Adam and Eve and the nature of sin.