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Return of the God hypothesis: Three scientific discoveries that reveal the mind behind the Universe
New York, NY: HarperOne (2020)
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The anticipated third book from New York Times bestselling author and respected Intelligent Design scholar Stephen C. Meyer makes a compelling argument for the existence of God based on breakthroughs in physics, cosmology, and biology.Author's Profile
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