GOD AND HUMAN’S CALENDER: The Age Of The Earth, Fossil, and Eschatology

GOD AND HUMAN’S CALENDER: The Age of the Earth, Fossil, and Eschatology explores the relationship between divine time and human-made calendars in understanding the age of the Earth, the existence of fossils, and the concept of the end of time. This book examines how scientific perspectives—particularly geology and paleontology—interpret the history of the Earth, while theological views provide meaning to creation, time, and eschatology.

By placing science and theology in a critical yet dialogical framework, the book highlights the contrast between empirical human measurements of time and the transcendent notion of God’s timeline. Rather than positioning science and faith as opposing forces, this work invites readers to see them as complementary ways of understanding the past, present, and future of the Earth and humanity.