Foundations of Creation: Volume 7

The universe is not an accident — it is an announcement. In this sweeping volume of Foundations of Creation, young readers are taken to the outer edges of space and brought face to face with the most fundamental question in all of science: where did everything come from? Beginning with the logical case that everything which begins to exist must have a cause, and that the universe clearly began to exist, this book walks readers through the serious scientific problems with the Big Bang — including the horizon problem, the missing antimatter, and the mysterious “dark matter” and “dark energy” that scientists have never actually detected but need to make their equations balance. The famous starlight problem — how we can see distant stars if the universe is young — is addressed honestly and thoughtfully, with several creationist models explained in accessible language, including insights drawn from Einstein’s relativity. Brand-new images from the James Webb Space Telescope, showing fully formed galaxies where evolutionary models predicted only “baby” galaxies, are examined as powerful evidence for a young universe. The book closes with the breathtaking fine-tuning of the cosmos — dozens of physical constants set with razor-sharp precision for life to exist — pointing with undeniable force to a Designer. The heavens declare the glory of God.