It doesn’t hurt to challenge your worldview. As a matter of fact, as a scientist, I would ask, what kind of worldview is worth holding to if you are afraid to challenge it? If you are so certain in the unguided randomness of nature then your worldview must be competently logical to account for challenges such as those laid out by Dr. Lisle. And if you refuse to challenge your own worldview don’t waste your time challenging another person’s view.
I once heard someone accuse Christians as using the “God of the gaps” defense. The atheist claimed that simply calling on “god” for your unknown solutions is cowardly. Although I do not believe that was being done, I asked a series of questions knowing that science has not yet provided answers. The response from the atheist was, “this is what makes science beautiful, the fact we don’t have all the answers and don’t need to resort to hocus pocus for answers. It may take more than our lifetime to get to the answer, but we will get there.” The crowd applauded. I immediately asked, since the atheist seemed to miss the irony, I asked, “so the better defense of god of the gaps is science of the gaps?” That is, you assume all knowledge is knowable and “science” will provide the answers. I asked further, what’s the difference between the god of the gaps defense which you condemn and the “science of the gaps you demand?”
His worldview was challenged. Dr. Lisle will use this book to challenge your worldview. You should be thankful. Regardless of your current worldview, read this book and see the facts in evidence comport with your worldview of random chaotic disorder over eons or is something else going on?
Dr. Lisle is a good author, thorough and adept at teaching. I have had the pleasure of reading his previous books and traveled to many speaking engagements in the past. His writing and presentation skills are engaging and thought-provoking.
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Absolutely fascinating, even for those who are not math nerds.
I had seen a documentary over 20 years ago about fractal geometry displayed in nature. I recently searched for a book and am more than pleased with Dr. Lisle's book, Fractals, The Secret Code of Creation. The "art" depicted is beautiful. It's amazing that these images are really computer plotted formulaic points. Dr. Lisle's presentation and explanation of the information is masterful. He takes the reader along at a comfortable and understandable pace, all the while teasing us to the next page with additional more detailed beautiful images. Dr. Lisle gently explains how mathmatics including fractal geometry point to a beautiful, creative, eternal creator God, without a doubt. Proficiency in math is not a prerequisite. This is a beautiful coffee table book which can spark conversation and open a door to sharing your Christian worldview with others. For non-Christians, you can learn where we get some of our ideas.
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I had seen a documentary over 20 years ago about fractal geometry displayed in nature. I recently searched for a book and am more than pleased with Dr. Lisle's book, Fractals, The Secret Code of Creation. The "art" depicted is beautiful. It's amazing that these images are really computer plotted formulaic points. Dr. Lisle's presentation and explanation of the information is masterful. He takes the reader along at a comfortable and understandable pace, all the while teasing us to the next page with additional more detailed beautiful images. Dr. Lisle gently explains how mathmatics including fractal geometry point to a beautiful, creative, eternal creator God, without a doubt. Proficiency in math is not a prerequisite. This is a beautiful coffee table book which can spark conversation and open a door to sharing your Christian worldview with others. For non-Christians, you can learn where we get some of our ideas.
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