Why the Universe Is the Way It Is: Understanding Cosmic Perplexities, Humanity's Existence, and the Hidden Purposes for the Universe (Reasons to Believe)
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Why the Universe Is the Way It Is: Understanding Cosmic Perplexities, Humanity's Existence, and the Hidden Purposes for the Universe (Reasons to Believe)

by Hugh Ross

Religion Philosophy Science cosmology
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Why the Universe Is the Way It Is considers some of the biggest questions about the cosmos: why it has its particular nature, how humanity fits within it, and whether the universe reflects hidden purposes. Hugh Ross presents a thoughtful exploration of cosmic perplexities, existence, and meaning.

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Why the Universe Is the Way It Is examines questions about the nature and order of the cosmos.

Hugh Ross considers cosmic perplexities and the broader significance of humanity’s existence.

The book explores ideas about possible purposes underlying the universe.

Part of the Reasons to Believe series, it connects scientific and philosophical questions about existence and meaning.

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