Who Wrote the Bible Code?: A Physicist Probes the Current Controversy
Oct 2013 · Sold by WaterBrook
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What is the truth about the Bible code? How can you decide what to believe? Why does it matter? Around the world, men and women are captivated by a theory so incredible that, if proven true, it would forever revolutionize mankind’s view of Scripture. Some experts have claimed the Bible contains a code that accurately predicts today’s events. Others renounce the Bible code theory as unfounded.
Using a new statistical test that promises to provide an authoritative, credible answer to the Bible code debate, computational physicist Dr. Randall Ingermanson leads you on an easily understandable, meticulously planned investigation of the evidence at hand–addressing the most urgent questions surrounding the Bible code controversy and carefully examining how recent findings could affect your faith.
Using a new statistical test that promises to provide an authoritative, credible answer to the Bible code debate, computational physicist Dr. Randall Ingermanson leads you on an easily understandable, meticulously planned investigation of the evidence at hand–addressing the most urgent questions surrounding the Bible code controversy and carefully examining how recent findings could affect your faith.
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Dr. Randall Ingermanson is a theoretical physicist with a long-standing interest in computers and the Bible. He earned his Ph.D. in physics from the University of California at Berkeley in 1986 and works as a Senior Staff Scientist at Maxwell Technologies, Inc.. He has authored dozens of scientific articles and reports in quantum field theory, superstring theory, and plasma physics. He also reads Hebrew and has read the Torah in its original language. Dr. Ingermanson lives in San Diego, California, with his wife and three children.
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