Showing results by narrator "Leanne Thompson" in Religion & Spirituality

Combining evidence and theory, this book questions whether plant life and creatures could all evolve from a few cells, all with their own individual DNA, each with the intelligence of a thousand computers built in. It discusses the Big Bang theory, where our world began, the beauty of creation, and all the world’s elements.  

There are two opposing views concerning the cosmos. The first assumes we are evolving toward a higher state and the second predicts the descent of the world into chaos. Adherents of the first view derive their optimism for the future of humankind and the world in general, and is based on Darwinian evolutionary principles, which are considered at some length in this book. The second view also must comply with the universal laws of science. Roger Trow argues that evolution theory is itself a belief system rather than a proven fact.

Motherhood is the development of a vital relationship with God, ourselves, and others. In this honorable role, we get to discover so much about who we are and teach others about who they are. Whether you have biological children, spiritual children, or both, your relationship with God and with yourself is reflected in your relationship with others. The more we cultivate our relationship with God, the more we love ourselves and the easier it becomes to love our children and those looking up to us as a mother figure.