L.G. Bullard explains the complex Big Bang theory in terms that anyone can understand. Instead of the common idea that the Big Bang was a random clash of particles, God’s Big Bang claims that this momentous event happened for a reason.  

The book first presents a short history of science starting with the Greek scientists of the sixth century B.C.E. and moving forward through the twentieth century A.D, explaining the theories in simple terms. This brief background is essential to understanding the complexities of the Big Bang theory. 

The author then explores the current theories using Laplace’s probability theory to show that the chances of random generation for the universe without intelligent design are infinitesimally small. Also, the author speculates that the first second of time might be much longer than the usual second due to time dilation. Through the latest research, God’s Big Bang seeks to convince readers that the universe has a creator and a purpose.

About the Author



L. G. Bullard, P.E., is a lifelong resident of Birmingham, Alabama. In college, he studied engineering, nuclear physics and astronomy, going on to teach many classes on the subjects. God’s Big Bang is his second published book.