The Big Bang Theory of the origin of the universe seems to have been simply accepted by both scientists and philosophers despite an enduring question: “How can one accept as fact the effect of the Big Bang without ever addressing its cause?” Further, the advent of life on this planet is assumed to have been the result of natural forces, despite the lack of evidence of the leap from inanimate matter to living matter, and the near-zero mathematical probability of such a natural event.
Against that backdrop, In the Beginning of the Beginning attempts to present alternative answers to these enduring mysteries from a perspective that most scientists and philosophers are not willing even to contemplate — the idea that everything is the product of One benevolent Creator. The sources and theories quoted in this book are traditionally Jewish ones but are designed to be helpful to all.
