Angielski
It is a very culturally rich Christian author's book with between 130 and 200 philosophical quotations, great thinkers and scientists, the Koran, Buddha of the Bible... It speaks of existence and essence while dealing mainly with the conflict between faith and reason, evolutionism and creationism, the Big Bang and primordial nucleosynthesis or the youth of the Earth (7000 years). This book offers what no book has ever offered because not only are the speeches very interactive, but in this book I play the game of anonymity: I play "JOHN DOE" who is both everyone and no one at the same time. JOHN DOE is Jewish, Christian, Muslim, atheist, Scientologist, believer... Because he does not give his opinion but having studied all that you will see that he is in all humility very cultured. But he's nobody because on earth you can't be a believer and an unbeliever at the same time, so the very plot of the book revolves around who is nobody and everyone at the same time. If the book "God, science, evidence" is the dawn of a revolution, this will be its greatest manifesto.
