Faith • Science • Truth
They Told You to Choose:
Science or Faith.
What If That Was Never the Real Choice?
Beautiful Universe
Seeing the Invisible Hand of God Through Faith and Science
In Beautiful Universe, Dr. Andrew Moyes takes us on a journey through science and faith topics with intellectual honesty and gracious curiosity. The book explores the “Big Five” intersections of science and Scripture:
Is the Big Bang consistent with the Genesis beginning?
Why are the particles and forces of the universe so finely tuned?
Did life arise spontaneously from a prebiotic soup?
Does the fossil record support Darwinian evolution?
Are humans evolved primates, or are we exceptional?
In addressing these questions, Dr. Moyes reveals how scientific evidence points to a powerful, intelligent, and loving Creator. His book is perfect for:
College and high school students navigating science-faith questions
Friends and family of those asking hard questions about origins and purpose
Those who have set aside faith in favor of non-belief but remain curious
Anyone seeking faith that's intellectually honest and biblically sound
Those who want to more clearly see the work of God’s invisible hand through his creation (Romans 1:20)
Real faith doesn’t ask you to check your brain at the church door. It asks you to love the Lord with all your mind and discover what becomes clear when you look at the world simultaneously through lenses of faith and science.
Every year, a million young people walk away from Christianity. Nearly a third cite science as the reason. In Beautiful Universe, Dr. Andrew Moyes—an ophthalmologist with degrees in Chemistry, Medicine, and Theology—shows why you don’t have to choose.
Dr. Andrew Moyes
Ophthalmologist. Scientist. Believer.
Practicing eye surgeon Dr. Andrew Moyes has spent 20+ years helping students navigate the false choice between intellectual honesty and faith. True vision requires both eyes: the eye of science and the eye of faith together reveal God’s invisible hand in the cosmos.
B.S. Chemistry | M.D. Medicine | M.A. Theology