Show Me God is a rare chance to hear about the latest space discoveries from the discoverers themselves—and to learn how their findings affect life’s big questions. In interviews for this book:
• Stephen Hawking explains how God relates to his no-boundary proposal of spacetime (and the anthropic principle).
• Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson describe how their Nobel prizewinning discovery led them away from their belief in an eternal universe to believing that the universe was evented.
• George Smoot tells how his discovery of cosmic ripples with NASA’s COBE satellite points not just to a haphazard big bang, but to a “finely orchestrated” creation event.
• Alan Guth, father of the inflationary big bang theory, speaks of the “fine- tuning” of the universe.
• John Mather (COBE satellite chief scientist) shows how science is still at a loss to explain how the universe could come out of nothing in any natural way.
• Charles Steidel describes how his team of astronomers discovered the time when galaxies formed.
• Princeton’s Jeremiah Ostriker explains why so many now believe in multiple universes.
• Robert Jastrow (director of the Mt. Wilson Observatory) tells of “the most interesting result in all of science.”
Fred Heeren puts together all the evidence to come up with what he calls “the IIP God.”


A must-read for everyone interested in the Science/Religion dialog. The story of how Einstein, Hawking, and today's Nobel Prize-winners discovered that our universe began with a Big Bang--and that its laws appear to be finely tuned for life.