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Real Science vs. Consensus Science

Why Truth Supports the Bible

2025 Released
78 Pages
1-2 Hours
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Independently PublishedISBN 9798267862691
Science doesn't destroy faith - it confirms it.

For too long, the world has claimed that faith and science are enemies. Students are told the Bible is outdated, consensus is called truth, and believers are pressured to stay silent. But what if real science doesn't contradict the Bible at all - what if it confirms it?

In this powerful book, veteran, nurse, and teacher John Williams reveals the difference between real science and consensus science - and shows how the heavens, the earth, and the human conscience all testify to the reality of God.

Along the way, John shares his own unforgettable encounters:

Standing on Mount Fuji, knowing deep within that God was real.

Being slammed against a wall and threatened for speaking the name of Jesus.

Watching that same young man return the next day with an apology and a fluorescent Jesus shirt.

Every story and every page points to one undeniable truth: deep down, every person knows God exists. We may try to silence it, but creation and conscience will never stop speaking.

You'll discover:

How real science supports the Bible's account of creation, the Flood, and life itself.

Why conscience and conviction prove we are more than animals.

How the Bible spoke scientific truth long before modern discovery.

Why Christians can stand confidently on God's Word in a culture of lies.

Without Excuse: Science, Conscience, and the God Who Is Real will challenge skeptics, equip believers, and remind every reader that truth does not fear examination - because the God of truth is real.

John Williams

John Williams is Head of Collections Management and Digital Library Services at Newcastle University. He has written extensively on television and cultural history, and he was editor of the popular television review website Tachyon TV. He is a regular contributor to the BFI’s Mediatheque and Screenonline resources and his biography of dramatist Malcolm Hulke, Mac, will be published in 2014.

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