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Big Bang < a theory about the origin of the universe> has started to bang out after 30 years of falsehood.. See Stephen Hawkings confessions on his thirty years bet [[1]]

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[edit] The Story of the Book describing the story of the God

• Have your read the book entitled A Brief History of Time. Well it's professor Stephen Hawkings' masterpiece. In order to understand this book, one has to understands what's the great mind behind the book. Who is this Stephen Hawkings? Not surprisingly, the principal influence in Stephen's early life was his mother, Isobel. Isobel Hawking was a member of the Communist Party in England in the 1930's, and her son has carried some of that intellectual tradition right through his life. By the time he was 13, Hawking's hero was the brilliant agnostic philosopher and mathematician, Bertrand Russell. At the same age, two of Hawking's friends became Christians as a result of the 1955 Billy Graham London campaign. According to his 1992 biographers (Michael White and John Gribben), Hawking stood apart from these encounters with "a certain amused detachment." There is little in A Brief History of Time that deviates in a significant way from what we know of the religious views of the 13-year-old Stephen Hawking. However, we must note that in public questioning Hawking insists that he is not an atheist. And I am told by eyewitness observers that in recent years Stephen Hawking has appeared "once or twice a month" in an Anglican church with his second wife. Perhaps the most important event of Stephen Hawking's life occurred on December 31, 1962. He met his future wife of 25 years, Jane Wilde, at a New Year's Eve party.One month later, Hawking was diagnosed with a debilitating disease, ALS or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known in North America as Lou Gehrig's disease. He was given two years to live at the time. That was nearly 45 years ago. However, there is little doubt that Jane Wilde's appearance on the scene was a major turning point in Stephen Hawking's life. The two of them began to see a lot more of one another and a strong relationship developed. It was finding Jane Wilde that enabled him to break out of his depression and regenerate some belief in his life and work. For Hawking, his engagement to Jane was probably the most important thing that ever happened to him. It changed his life, gave him something to live for and made him determined to live. Without the help that Jane gave him, he would almost certainly not have been able to carry on or had the will to do so.They married in July of 1965.Jane Hawking is a Christian. She made the statement in 1986, "Without my faith in God, I wouldn't have been able to live in this situation (namely, the deteriorating health of her husband, with no obvious income but that of a Cambridge don to live on). I would not have been able to marry Stephen in the first place because I wouldn't have had the optimism to carry me through, and I wouldn't have been able to carry on with it."

The reason the book has sold more than 10 million copies, i.e., the reason for Hawking's success as a popularizer of science, is that he addresses the problems of meaning and purpose that concern all thinking people.The book overlaps with Christian belief and it does so deliberately, but graciously and without rancor.Stephen Hawking has made some eminently sensible statements on the relationship between science and Christianity. For example, "It is difficult to discuss the beginning of the universe without mentioning the concept of God". Perhaps, it's a counterpart of like Rick Warren's simple-to-read book "Purpose Driven Life" from a Christian point of view except without God in name! Stephen wrote for the thinkers, and intellectuals. For example the famous Albert Einstein used to say" God don't play dice" but Stephen Hawkings would have said it like this: " God play dice but sometimes he throws it and we cannot find those dices". Both are famous by playing with the idea of God and both don't deny God in any way but tried to explain the Great expanse within their logical minds.165.21.154.117 12:59, 19 Jul 2005 (SGT)

article adopted from written works from Dr. Henry F. "Fritz" Schaefer, III [[3]] withpermission from GreatAuthor.

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