Robert Greenough Attempts to Reconcile Science and Religion

‘Wonderful worlds’ provides an explanation for the development of the universe.

Ann Arbor, Michigan, US – WEBWIRE – Thursday, March 19, 2015

Wonderful Worlds by Robert Greenough

Greenough attempts to correct the difficult-to-believe ancient myths by explaining a believable evolution of man’s growth, development on earth, and existence of the soul within man.

How did we come to be? What turned nothing into something? Robert Greenough attempts to answer these questions in his book Wonderful Worlds. He describes a history of the cosmos, from the Big Bang, the formation of the stars and the planets, to the creation of the soul, the first species, cultures, and finally modern man.

Greenough attempts to correct the difficult-to-believe ancient myths by explaining a believable evolution of man’s growth, development on earth, and existence of the soul within man. He believes that the understanding of man’s true history will allow further intelligence in our living within the cosmos, and that mankind will better understand our existence of past, present, and future.

Wonderful Worlds is “an exploration into the unknown, of existence after secular death, plus the creation and existence of the soul, with evidence of its actuality and purpose. Reconciling science and the religious, it explains the physical, cultural, and psychological evolution of the cosmos, the Earth, man, antimatter, and theology. This book was written by a common man, for the easy understanding of the common man, based on scientific findings, using reason and logic.”

Learn more at http://robertgreenoughbooks.com/.

Wonderful Worlds
By: Robert Greenough
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 494 pages | ISBN 9781466932449
E-book |494 pages| ISBN 9781466932432
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Robert Greenough is an avid enthusiast of various topics. He received his Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University and has also completed associated courses in law and engineering. His interests include ancient history, evolution, the development of the body and soul, and world cultures. His writing attempts to simplify technical and serious concepts to the common reader.