2018-04-23T00:00:00
Astrophysicist Dr Hugh Ross shares his testimony
I didn’t grow up in a Christian environment. I was born, raised and educated in Canada, which is a largely secular country. My parents were moral, but we only attended church a few times. I got into astronomy when I was aged seven, trying to figure out why the stars are hot, and from the age of eight onwards I knew astrophysics would be my future career.
I’d study a particular discipline every year in some depth. Aged 16 I looked at cosmology – the emergence and structure of the universe… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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