Más cercana a la evidencia

This 365 day devotional show an evidence for creation from over 20 different areas of science for each day of the year.  The primary purpose of this book is to help people understand what makes Christianity so trustworthy. Many books are available on the scientific evidence for creation, but most are difficult to share due to the technical nature of the subject matter. This book is written to be enjoyed as a daily devotional, but can also serve as an easy-to-read resource on the physical evidence that our Creator exists.

God’s desire is that the knowledge of what He has done through both the cross and creation is for everyone. We must not keep this knowledge to ourselves. The evidence that He is our Creator is so overwhelming and encouraging that it desperately needs to be shared in the world today. A Closer Look at the Evidence is designed to be an affordable resource to both reinforce our individual faith and facilitate sharing the reasons for this faith.<

TINA KLEISS of Ocala, FL

The book’s authors, Richard and Tina Kleiss, have been public school science teachers for many years. Richard holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering and worked as an engineer for 13 years before returning to school to earn a teaching degree in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. He taught both junior and senior high school science and math courses for 15 years. Tina has a B.S. and M.A. degree in education. She has taught elementary and junior high science for over 32 years.

As science teachers, the Kleisses had a particular interest in the question of origins. Their research led them to the discovery that the scientific evidence overwhelmingly supports creation. After witnessing evolution being presented as a fact in the media and textbooks while the evidence for creation was being systematically excluded, the authors decided to continue their study, compile their findings, and write A Closer Look at the Evidence as a resource for others. For over a decade the Kleisses have taught classes and given seminars on creation/evolution to audiences ranging from kindergarten to adult. The authors have currently retired from public education in order to devote full time to bringing seminars on the evidence for creation to both students and adults.

Rich Kleiss