Apr 25, 2015
Photo credit: Karl Stapelfe/ESA/Hubble, NASA via NPR
In her new book, A God That Could Be Real, Nancy Ellen Abrams takes a fascinating approach to cosmology and mystery.
In her two-part blog post on NPR, she writes of our modern scientific observations that:
We've merely stated what God can't be. We haven't considered yet what God could be.
We've all grown up so steeped in some religious tradition or other, whether we've accepted it or rebelled against it, that it's hard to grasp that the chance to redefine God is actually in our hands. But it is, and the way we do it will play a leading role in shaping the future of our planet.
