<p>When Stephen Hawking the most famous scientist living in the twenty-first century published The Grand Design he provoked a lively response in the media. Hawking wrote that the laws of physics make God unnecessary when explaining the origin of the universe and everything in it. <br /><br />In Is God Unnecessary? author Walter Alan Ray presents nine reasons why Hawking&rsquo;s thesis is mistaken. Ray does not use philosophical or theological arguments but presents the same laws of physics that Hawking says demonstrate his position. Ray examines <br /><br />&bull; Hawking&rsquo;s &ldquo;Apparent Miracle&rdquo;; <br />&bull; Hawking&rsquo;s assumption that Charles Darwin explained the origin of human life; <br />&bull; the question &ldquo;Can something come out of nothing?&rdquo;; <br />&bull; the cosmological constant in Einstein&rsquo;s equations the factor that Hawking considers the most impressive coincidence; <br />&bull; Hawking&rsquo;s solution to the &ldquo;completely incomprehensible&rdquo; value of the cosmological constant; and <br />&bull; how physics and mathematics join in showing that in the current state of our knowledge physics and mathematics do have something to say about the origin of the universe. <br /><br />Ray determines that the laws of physics and mathematics show there are two possible answers to the question &ldquo;How did we come to live in a universe that is as astoundingly fine-tuned as ours?&rdquo;. The arguments presented by Ray in Is God Unnecessary? prove neither of these two answers is the solution proposed by Hawking.</p>
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