To Adam about Adam

The author reflects on his journey of reconciling faith and science, sparked by a quest for answers to his son's questions about Creation. He shares a personal narrative that intertwines biblical stories with scientific insights, presenting God as both a loving Father and a scientist. Through a lighthearted yet serious tone, he explores themes of sin and redemption, illustrating how the fall of Adam and Eve was part of a divine plan. The book aims to enhance understanding of God's purpose and the complementary roles of science and scripture in fulfilling that plan.