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	Gerald Schroeder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gerald Schroeder is a former professor of nuclear physics at MIT and former member of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
		Schroeder is an Orthodox Jew, and his most famous works attempt to reconcile the Biblical account of the age of the universe and of Godly Creation with the claims of modern science that the world is billions of years old and that the process of evolution led to the existence of life.
		However, Schroeder may be using the Layman's meaning of the word proportionality, and not the mathematical definition (as indicated by an absence of mathematical calculations).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gerald_Schroeder (649 words)

	The Hidden Face of God
		Gerald Schroeder holds a PhD degree from MIT with expertise in both physics and biology.
		Schroeder likens the intelligent behavior of living things to their having ‘wisdom’; he says, “The wisdom intrinsic to the simplest forms of life is nowhere presaged in the substrate from which life is built” (p.
		Schroeder’s chief mission in all the books he has written with this theme has been to convince both the scientist and the Bible believer that there is common ground on which the two can and must perforce meet.
	www.interlog.com /~girbe/Schroeder.htm (4044 words)

	NOT A VERY BIG BANG ABOUT GENESIS
		Schroeder set out on an ambitious road aimed at demonstrating to both believers and skeptics that the contradictions between the biblical revelations and the claims of science simply stem from incorrect interpretations and that every word of the Bible is really in complete agreement with the results of scientific exploration.
		Schroeder actually considers the universe as a whole, and suggests that along with the increase in the amount of mass, and, hence, in the level of gravitation all over the universe, the time flow is slowing down.
		Schroeder’s discourse is limited to a few primitive examples which lack any statistical significance and testify to Schroeder’s amateurish level of familiarity with the subject he endeavored to discuss.
	members.cox.net /perakm/schroeder.htm (10041 words)

	Fitting the Bible to the Data
		Schroeder's attempt to connect 31 lines of Genesis to big-bang cosmology and earth paleontology makes entertaining reading, but will convince no one who is not already convinced or totally lacking of critical facilities.
		Schroeder's use of an exponential function to give different earth periods for each cosmic day is not justified by his argument that earth time is simply redshifted cosmic time.
		Schroeder trots out all the old, tiresome arguments about why "life could not have stared by chance" and how the simplest forms, even viruses, are "far too complex to have originated without there being an inherent chemical property of molecular self-organization and/or reaction enhancing catalysts at every step of their development" (85).
	www.infidels.org /library/modern/vic_stenger/schrev.html (1600 words)

	Amazon.fr : The Hidden Face of God: Science Reveals the Ultimate Truth: Livres en anglais: Gerald L. Schroeder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Schroeder writes in two moods, sometimes discerning the transcendent unity of the divine wisdom with unequivocal clarity, sometimes tracing the pattern only faintly and accentuating the continuing hiddenness of God.
		Schroeder takes the widespread perception that science disproves religion and turns it on its head: from cosmology to neurology, the latest research makes sense only if viewed from a metaphysical perspective.
		Rather, it is an ineffable shiver of the divine, a deep-down stirring of wonder, that he discovers in the furthest reaches of quantum physics, glossed with the poetry of the Hebrew prophets and the mysteries of the kabbalah.
	www.amazon.fr /Hidden-Face-God-Science-Ultimate/dp/0743203259 (635 words)

	CONFRONTED WITH CRITIQUE
		Schroeder seems to be unaware that the concepts of red shifting and expanding space-time, which he refers to in his reply to Daniel, are in fact notions stemming from the general theory of relativity (i.e.
		This shows one more time that Schroeder is confused about the matters he so brazenly endeavored to “explain.” (By the way, the universe’s expansion and red shifting are briefly discussed at http://www.talkreason.org/articles/Cooling.cfm).
		Until Schroeder provides some reasonable answers to my critique, my assertions regarding his errors, amazing for a PhD in physics, remain in force and Schroeder’s output, for all its popularity among gullible readers, has to be construed as pseudo-scientific piffle.
	members.cox.net /perakm/Rep_to_Schroeder.htm (1325 words)

	Amazon.com: The Science of God: Books: Gerald Schroeder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Schroeder is very lucid in explaining difficult scientific concepts, such as the passage of time according to the theory of relativity, and religious data, such as the original Hebrew words.
		Schroeder's careful and responsible handling of the data on origins from science and Genesis 1, combined with a fresh, judicious correlation between the two, is compelling.
		Schroeder's careful and responsible handling of the data on origins from science and Genesis One, combined with a fresh, judicious correlation between the two, is compelling.
	www.amazon.com /Science-God-Gerald-Schroeder/dp/076790303X (2053 words)

	Schroeder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Schroeder - an umlaut-converted representation of Schröder - is a common German surname.
		Schroeder is a character in the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz.
		Schroeder is a town in the state of Santa Catarina, Brazil.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Schroeder (152 words)

	The Bible as a Science Text
		Schroeder is nobody's fool, and he surely understands evolution, so I find it hard to believe that he is wholly ingenuous describing evolution as simplistically he does.
		Indeed, Schroeder is performing a service in that he may be helping to drag other Biblical literalists into the twentieth century; it would be churlish of me to complain that it is only the first half of the century.
		Schroeder's answer to the question, "How can we have free will if God knows the future?" is clever but unsupported in any way: God lives in Eternity; Eternity is timeless, so everything happens at once from that vantage point; and the photon, for which time does not exist, is the link between time and Eternity.
	www.mines.edu /fs_home/users/mmyoung/public_html/BkRevs.htm (6557 words)

	Gerald Schroeder and his new variation on the “day-age” theory: Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Schroeder is a physicist from MIT (the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the U.S.) who has resided in Israel for the past twenty years.
		Schroeder continues by saying that because we are in the “sixth day” of creation, the Sabbath Day, the seventh day of rest, has not yet occurred.
		Schroeder also states that the basic Hebrew root word for “evening” is “chaos” and the basic Hebrew root word for “morning” is “order.” He cites no Hebrew scholar supporting his view, which appears to many scholars to be without foundation.
	www.answersingenesis.org /docs2/4355news8-1-2000.asp (963 words)

	Review of The Science of God
		While it is clear that Schroeder knows some areas of science well, and while it is also plain that he has an extensive knowledge of some areas of biblical interpretation, it seems to me that some of his claims about science and biblical interpretation can be contested.
		Schroeder claims that Genesis 1:1 refers to the era prior to quark confinement, i.e., the first hundred-thousandth second of the universe; and he claims that this era precedes the first day of Genesis.
		Schroeder claims that the kinds of arguments which he gives provide compelling reasons for thinking that the evolution of life was preprogrammed by an intelligent designer.
	www.infidels.org /library/modern/graham_oppy/review-s.html (4439 words)

	The (Scientific) Case for God
		Schroeder argues that recent discoveries, relating in particular to the rapidity of certain evolutionary changes, make it appear doubtful that random mutations and natural selection are the whole story.
		Schroeder recalls for us the great sensation created in 1953 by the experiments of Miller and Urey, which appeared to show that the origin of life from inorganic chemical was a simple and almost solved problem.
		Schroeder's book is less about science and faith generally than about science and the Bible, and especially its first five books, the Torah.
	www.catholiceducation.org /links/jump.cgi?ID=2512 (1726 words)

	Metanexus Institute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In his latest book, The Hidden Face of God [1], Gerald Schroeder offers an exceptional level of scientific explanation to support the view that religion and science are compatible, not opposed.
		Schroeder says he used to believe that line, until he took the trouble to study molecular biology.
		Throughout the book, Schroeder frequently shows how a feature along the road to humanity is not just a "surprising coincidence" but is evidence that wisdom was built into the system from the outset.
	www.metanexus.net /metanexus_online/show_article2.asp?ID=8325 (940 words)

	AishAudio.com - Dr. Gerald Schroeder - MP3 Downloads Tapes and CDs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Gerald Schroeder earned his BSc, MSc and PhD at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
		Schroeder has an additional distinction besides all his scientific accomplishments in that he convinced Dr. Andrew Flew, the world's most acclaimed atheist, that from DNA discoveries the evolutionary process is an impossibility.
		Schroeder explains how the two qualities are intrinsically connected, and then continues to dazzle us with additional ‘wonders of the universe' from his unique scientific perspective.
	www.aishaudio.com /ssi/aish/speaker/dr-gerald-schroeder.php (468 words)

	Gerald Schroeder and a new variation on the “day-age” theory: part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Schroeder is a physicist from MIT who has resided in Israel for the past twenty years.
		The 1,000,000,000,000 figure on the expansion of the universe (see part 1) which Schroeder uses as the basis of all his numbers is founded on nothing.
		In light of this, Dr. Schroeder’s theory appears to be not only an unnecessary compromise with evolutionists, not only confused in its facts, not only a rehash of the discredited “day-age” theory, but also a house built on sand in a scientific sense as well.
	www.answersingenesis.org /docs2/4356news8-2-2000.asp (962 words)

	The Hidden Face of God: Science Reveals the Ultimate Truth - PowerBookSearch!
		Schroeder seamlessly combines physics, biology, and neuroscience to illuminate the unity of the great plan behind the universe.
		Gerald L. Schroeder is the author of Genesis and the Big Bang and The Science of God.
		Schroeder is a sophisticated and original scholar, and his approach will undoubtedly find a wide audience.
	www.powerbooksearch.com /booksearch0743203259.html (1534 words)

	Fitting the Bible to the Data
		Schroeder says that this corresponds to Gen. 1: 14-19 when "the Sun, Moon, and stars become visible in the heavens" (67).
		Schroeder's attempt to connect 31 lines of Genesis to big-bang cosmology and earth paleontology makes entertaining reading, but will convince no one who is not already convinced or totally lacks critical faculties.
		Schroeder's dividing by two to give a new earth period for each cosmic day is not justified by his argument that earth time is simply redshifted cosmic time.
	www.colorado.edu /philosophy/vstenger/RelSci/Schrev.si.html (1421 words)

	Gerald Schroeder - Books - The Hidden Face Of God
		Well schooled in the rigors of sciences, Schroeder knows too much about natural complexity to try to wring some tidy set of doctrines out of the cosmos.
		Rather, it is in an ineffable shiver of the divine, a deep-down stirring of winder that he discovers in the furthest reaches of quantum physics, glossed with the poetry of the Hebrew prophets and the mysteries of the kabbalah.
		Gerald Schroeder, an MIT-trained scientist who has worked in both physics and biology, has emerged in recent years as one of the most popular and accessible apostles for the melding of science and religion.
	www.geraldschroeder.com /new.html (2391 words)

	Schroeder 1986
		Gerald Schroeder, a senior research scientist and project leader at the Fish and Aquaculture Research Station in Hof HaCarmel, Israel, discusses the global importance of using integrated fish farming.
		The research focuses on (1) the minimum amount of fertilizer required to attain a given fish yield, (2) whether grass should be fermented before being added to the pond, and (3) whether manure must be added daily rather than weekly.
		Schroeder concludes that all researchers at NACA have a single goal: "to develop a technology that will insure more and better food for the portion of our planet within 25 degrees of the equator where so many children now go hungry." Integrated fish farming could be the technology which will make this happen.
	www.css.cornell.edu /courses/190/abstr/dzeg2.htm (332 words)

	Physicist set to discuss origins of life at church - gainesvilletimes.com
		Schroeder earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as his doctorate in earth and planetary sciences and nuclear physics, according to his Web site.
		After completing his studies, Schroeder was on the staff of the MIT physics department for seven years before moving to Israel in 1971, where he now resides with his wife, Barbara Sofer, and their five children.
		Schroeder also has written several books, most recently "The Hidden Face of God," which will be available for purchase Monday at the church.
	www.gainesvilletimes.com /news/stories/20060331/localnews/82049.shtml (456 words)

	AccessNorthGa.com - Your Online Local Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The person is Dr. Gerald Schroeder, and he is considered one of the leading brains in the world when discussions of modern science and ancient Biblical beliefs come up.
		Schroeder asserts there is a "harmony between modern science and ancient biblical commentary." Dr. Schroeder now lives in Israel and is headed from here to Boston, to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to debate another well-educated person who believes otherwise...
		Schroeder will be here at 6 O'clock Monday night at the First Presbyterian Church on Enota Avenue, in Gainesville, and there is no charge to attend.
	www.accessnorthga.com /articles/afullstory.asp?ID=102507 (410 words)

	TheRaphi.com - The Convergence of Torah and Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Schroeder, a physicist, writes: “Of all the ancient accounts of creation, only that of Genesis has warranted a second reading by the scientific community.
		Indeed, Dr. Schroeder, using Einstein’s equation for gravitational time dilation, shows that the duration and events of the billions of years which followed the big bang, and the events of the first six days of Genesis, are in fact one and the same!
		Schroeder suggests that we read the opening chapter of Genesis a few times, paying particular attention to the description of the events and the flow of time related to those events.
	www.theraphi.com /ppe/tcotas.html (2336 words)

	Theologian, physicist discusses origins of life - gainesvilletimes.com
		Schroeder, considered by some to be an expert on matters concerning creation and the big-bang theory, said there was only one physical creation of the universe, which was laid out in the book of Genesis, Chapter 1.
		In relation to the different theories of how the universe came about, Schroeder said Monday that there are smart people on both sides of the debate, but that people are focusing on the wrong thing.
		Schroeder has bachelor's and master's degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as a doctorate in earth and planetary sciences and nuclear physics.
	www.gainesvilletimes.com /news/stories/20060404/localnews/83777.shtml (565 words)

	Famed Atheist Philosopher, Antony Flew, Now a Theist/Deist
		Schroeder's attempts to discover direct concordances between Genesis and modern science are far from satisfactory in the view of many of his fellow scientists, so I hope Flew will look into such matters a bit deeper.
		"Schroeder accepts the standard geologic and paleontologic history of the earth but he balks at evolution (although he admits some sort of genetic continuity as suggested by the evidence of comparative anatomy, biochemistry and embryonic recapitulation).
		Schroeder tries to reconcile the two by focusing minutely on certain words in Genesis that could be interepreted to allow for longer time periods, while totally ignoring the text read in its entirety.
	www.edwardtbabinski.us /articles/anthony_flew.html (5597 words)

	Gerald Schroeder - The Hidden Face Of God - How Science Reveals The Ultimate Truth
		The best-known atheist of the last 50 years, Professor Antony Flew, made the announcement in a symposium on science and religion, that the discoveries of modern science have led him to accept the existence of God.
		Flew was joined in the symposium by leading Israeli scientist Gerald Schroeder and noted Scottish thinker John Haldane.
		Prof Flew said that the main driving force for his dramatic change in belief was the information he read in my 3rd book, 'The Hidden Face Of God', and in a book written by Roy Varghese, 'The Wonder of the World'.
	www.geraldschroeder.com (370 words)

	Finding the Face of God Through Mundane and Esoteric Science, by George J. Irbe
		Gerald L. Schroeder is the author of The Science of God [1], which appeared in 1997.
		In the nineteen-hundred-year-old translation of Genesis into Aramaic by the sage Onkelos, the verse is read not as 'and behold it was very good,' but as 'and behold it was a unified order'.
		Gerald L. Schroeder, The Science of God: The Convergence of Scientific and Biblical Wisdom (Free Press, 1997).
	radicalacademy.com /gegeorgeirbebook.htm (4136 words)

	Brainstorms: Gerald Schroeder and YECs
		I fear this topic will be more of a question than a substantive contribution, but I'm hoping it will elicit a substantive contribution.
		Gerald Schroeder, an Israeli physicist and orthodox Jew, has written a couple of books, Genesis and the Big Bang,, and The Science of God, in which he argues for the compatibility of a literal interpretation of the 6 days of creation in Genesis and an old universe and earth.
		Since I'm no physicist, I thought I would ask if any physicists or astonomers are familiar with Schroeder's argument, and whether they think it might have some validity.
	www.iscid.org /boards/ubb-get_topic-f-6-t-000634.html (290 words)

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