Science and the Word of God: this book looks at the commonalities between scientific discovery and the Word of God and takes the view that the relationship is symbiotic. This work does not attempt to explain the miraculous because by definition, a miracle is unexplainable and welcome event that can only be attributed to a higher authority. This work does, however, point out several instances where the Bible was way ahead of science. It also focuses on biblical stories that were once deemed folklore but now receive serious consideration by intellectuals. It also explores the depths doubters will go to in an effort to discredit the Bible and also the suggestion that unbelief might actually require more faith than believing in God. This book also looks at the credibility damage created by the over-zealous believer, and the fact that many renowned scientists have attributed many occurrences to divine intervention.