Revelation Through Science

from Bookmad Magazine (April-June 2023 Issue)

WHAT THE CRITICS SAY ABOUT

by James G. Martin

About the Book

Astronomers, physicists, and biologists have now shown that the more deeply science probes nature, the more it reveals evidence pointing us to God. After reviewing concepts from those fields, Revelation Through Science adds new material from chemistry. It describes organic structures that are profoundly vital for life, yet too complex for self-assembly without some guiding principle.

• 2022 International Impact Book Awards Science Winner

• 2022 Firebird Book Award Christian Nonfiction Winner

• 2022 Firebird Book Award Religion Nonfiction Winner

• 2022 Royal Dragonfly Book Award STEM, Honorable Mention

• 2022 New England Book Festival Wild Card Winner

• 2022 Southern California Book Festival General NonFiction, Honorable Mention

• 2022 Indies Today Awards Finalist

• 2022 Outstanding Creator Awards First Place Best NonFiction Book of Spring

• 2022 Outstanding Creator Awards First Place Reference

• 2022 Outstanding Creator Awards First Place Religion

• 2022 Outstanding Creator Awards First Place Christianity

• 2022 Outstanding Creator Awards First Place Philosophy

• 2022 Outstanding Creator Awards Winner Best Research

• 2022 Outstanding Creator Awards Honorable Mention Best Writing (Non-Fiction)

• 2022 BookFest Book Award Third Place ReligionChristianity

• 2022 London Book Festival Spiritual/Religious, Award Winner

About the Author

Jim Martin is a Princeton PhD organic chemist who taught at prestigious Davidson College, his alma mater. During that time, he played principal tuba in the Charlotte Symphony and officiated high school football. Drawn to politics as a precinct worker, he was elected three times as county commissioner, six times to the U.S. Congress, and twice as Governor of North Carolina. After twenty-six years of public service, he returned to his scientific roots in private life to serve as vice president of medical research at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte. He and Dottie have three children and five grandchildren.