Proof of God

The Shocking True Answer to the World's Most Important Question

By: Ptolemy Tompkins, Bernard Haisch

Narrated by: Kirby Heyborne

Ptolemy Tompkins, collaborator on the New York Times bestselling Proof of Heaven and Proof of Angels, meets with an astrophysicist and delivers a stunning answer to the world's oldest question: God is real, and science proves it.

Proof of God is the unlikely story of how this serious scientist and this broken writer, in a series of conversations stretching over several months, come to understand that the universe—from the smallest sub-atomic particles that make up everything in existence to the farthest reaches of the universe—bears evidence of a creator. In short, God not only exists, but science gives us tools to know this.

Proof of God shows how science and religion both point to the same stunning and world-changing truth: God is real.

The best book I think I have ever read!

I have been on a depressing and uplifting roller coaster ride with science and religion, respectfully, all of my adult life. This book is exactly what I needed to hear at this point in my life. It has confirmed to me the arrogance and stonewall attitude of mainstream scientific community and media on the nonexistence of God, which they have been force feeding to the public for so long. But more importantly, this book confirmed for me that science and religion are really pointing to the same thing, that is, that God really exists, this world will pass and that we are all eternal offspring of God that will live on after death. I would recommend this book to anyone, especially atheists. PS: I love the fact that this book is written in part by a world renown physicist that is so well published he can’t be blacklisted by the mainstream scientific community for his SCIENTIFIC perspective on the existence of God!

Cleverly written

The book has a Socratic style in which the writer delivers his message by describing the process of writing the book. Both entertaining and informative.

Good but not as good as the God Theory

I knew that this book would be derivative but missed one key point. I really liked Bernard's explanation of why we exist. White on white so God can experience himself through a free will being.