Review of God and New Physics

Today, I want to review a new book

that talks about links between God and the new physics. What astonishes me is the faith that the author has when he talks about hot issues concerning God's creation and the meaning that men give this big and so important event. This book is just entitled God and the New Physics. The author is Paul Davies. The book is published by Penguine and Paul Davies is one the brightest science authors of our time. God and New Physics doesn’t speak only about religion, but transforms science and religion in an excellent work to the advantage of physics, or rather, new physics. Can we define this book a work on physics? The answer is just that. God and New physics is a book on physics with very interesting insights on links between science and religion. Through 250 pages and 17 chapters, Davies explores and analyzes the fundamental stages of the universe creation , by beginning of theory of big bang and going, little by little, toward fascinating explanations of the most important theories on universe, creation and matter. In the beginning, the universe was a disordered mass that began mysteriously to explode by shaping a mass of matter called “entropy”. Entropy means disorder and, hence, the universe is a disordered entity. However, all of the laws that rule it are ordered and almost perfect and when men look at the stars in the sky, they perceive an ordered scheme. Can God be behind this pattern? Paul Davies often wonders about it during the various chapters of his book. Reading this book readers will not find the answer, but many answers that may satisfy curiosity and other issues concerning the universe creation under the point of view of sceptics and believers. Every chapter of this book begins with famous phrases said by scientists, philosophers and many other popular people. I advice you to read this interesting book to learn what is really happened during the creation. When you read “God and New Physics” you will also find out terms as “quantum theory” and many other science words useful to understand the origin of the Earth and men.