Fragments of the Earth’s Geology Or In The Beginning God
Late author reveals results of soul-searching journey after years of study
Book Details Scientific and Geological Evidence of God's Creation
Late author reveals results of soul-searching journey after years of study
2010-07-30
LONGWOOD, FL-Can the human mind believe the scientific account of the creation of the earth along with the biblical account? Can both be true and accurate? Can humanity find geological evidence today of many events described in the Bible? John Frazier Bonner's new Xulon Press release, Fragments of the Earth's Geology or in the Beginning God ($20.99, paperback, 978-1-61579-842-1; $32.99, hardcover, 978-1-60957-164-1), will literally take readers to the far corners of creation, never disputing or doubting the accuracy of the Bible. After spending years in search of the truths of God and man, the late author shares with readers the results of his soul-searching journey. Read and dare to believe the scientific aspects of God's creation along with the geological events that followed and what is yet to come.
"The primary line of thought that I am following throughout this book is that the will of God is expressed in all the activities of the universe through ordinary means," the author writes. "Every major activity has been performed through simple scientific regulations or what I often refer to as natural laws. God has placed the forces of these laws in charge of His creation; they are not forces unrelated to Himself, but are there to do His will."
At the time of his death, Bonner left many writings and several manuscripts for his family to publish. For a long time after his death, the author's daughter, Katherine Ferguson, was unable to work on any of his writings due to the pain of his absence. "This has been difficult and soul-searching for me; I have heavily felt my dad looking over my shoulder," she says. "He was--and still is--bigger than life; even in death, he is very much with us."