Just Six Numbers: The Deep Forces That Shape the Universe, (Paperback)

from WilliamPascoe

I can see how this book could be considered to contribute to the debate about intelligent design, but unless I missed something fundamental, it is a dispassionate exposition based upon rigorous sci...

from joeteo1

Despite the suggestions of other reviews, this book has nothing to do with theology or "intelligent design". The author, Martin Rees, is a cosmologist at Cambridge University and does not propagate...

from JABorn

I wonder if any one here read the same book I did, I found the book to be very readable. I didn't see much of the Intelligent design stuff. it it spoke of it, i would have said it put everything wi...

from antao

(original review, 2000) If there was an infinite number of universes wouldn't there be a universe in which a mad scientist had discovered how to destroy all the universes and pressed the button, so...

from nbmars

You may be familiar with a so called "proof" for the existence of a creator [or do I mean "Creator" (?)] from the apparent design of [his or her] creatures. This argument has been pretty much debun...