Science and Religion: “What Is Truth?”

Strolling across the BYU campus with a non-religious co-worker, I mentioned that I majored in physics and loved science. Her reply betrayed a widespread prejudice.. “It must have been hard to be religious and study science at the same time.” My reply startled her. I said: “Not at all. I’ve found that truth is truth,…

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“Excuse me. Where is this train headed?”

Just discovered a decade ago, supermassive black holes shed profound “light” both on the processes of galaxy formation and the Book of Abraham (cosmologically, symbolically, and especially spiritually). And not only do they remind us of the inspired nature of the Book of Abraham, but they help us see sacred symbolism that deeply matters to us here and now…

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