ARA Review by Marwa Omar 2 of The Biblical Clock

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[Following is an OnlineBookClub.org ARA Review of the book, The Biblical Clock.]

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2 out of 5 stars

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After reading The Biblical clock by Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon, I was able to some extent to understand the ideas presented by the writer, which is about the writer's attempt to find a relationship between science and religion based on historical evidence and scientific facts, and that exists from the beginning of the first chapter until the ninth, although the tenth chapter It was not a bit realistic, but the writer tried to clarify his religious ideas and beliefs in this book.


Although I do not agree with him in his religious ideas and his attempt to clarify the origin of the universe and the evolutionary theory of human existence, which some scientists are trying to prove.


Here the book makes it clear that science and religion are one and the same thing, and that science is able to explain and prove all matters related to religion.


It also clarifies spiritual matters and reveals the events that will occur at the end of days. In this book, the authors Daniel Friedman and Dania shidlon try to explain their religious ideas in a simple way based on historical events and ancient documents.


So I rate it 2 out of 5 because in the end it is not a divine book while it is made by a human author and not a god.

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