Introduction

Who is God? How do I gain wisdom? How do I know if God exists? Can I communicate with Him?

Introduction 

New book release: "A Physicist’s Perspective on God: Roadmaps to Wisdom through Science and Life"
Sharing insights to above questions in this book, Alan Tai talks about his journey through a variety of religious schools grounded in Buddhism, Catholicism, Muslimism, and Atheism, and how the experiences led him to pursue genuine wisdom in science and life. Read sample by opening below link in Amazon (or clink the link in above questions) and click on "Look inside" for preview of this book.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086H2C6HS

You will benefit from reading this book about the proven hypotheses, figures, and other roadmaps to help you understand your relationship with God. The roadmaps in this book shows you how to communicate with God and know His wisdom. They are the maps to integrates the role of Triune God in the Creation, impact of mankind in the Fall, and God’s salvation plan, which can be used, together with the Bible, for you to find treasure in life.

Alan Tai received his PhD in physics, specializing in quantum well research, from Boston College, and a graduate certificate of completion in biblical foundations from Grand Canyon University. Alan has worked at various medical ultrasound technology companies, including Philips as an engineer and GE Healthcare as a scientist. He has managed new medical ultrasound transducer products from development conception to successful commercial release. During his career in the engineering field, Alan has eleven issued patents and two pending patents. He is passionate in sharing how science and nature are in harmony with the creation processes revealed in the Bible. Being a community scholar in RTB (Reasons to believe, www.reasons.org), Alan joins the scholars to present the good

news from the Scripture with sound reason and scientific research, which

provides evidence in the truth of the Bible and faith.

Book introduction trailer:

I am a Physicist in training & I am currently working in a tech company.  Growing up in Hong Kong where people call the city East meet West, I experienced & learned many different cultures & beliefs.

I have always loved learning about Science & Scientists’ lives.  The lives of Scientists motivated me to pursue the Truth.  While reading their biography about their discovery of Science, I have enjoyed the dialogue with them in their journey through Science and Life.

On the other hand, I believe people should respect each other regardless of their background, races, beliefs and ages. If we can understand more about other people’s situations and promote dialogues, I believe the world will have more peace & fairness.

The next tab titled “Dialogue with” has posts showing the dialogue with different people while the  tabs on the right have the general information & background of the person. You can also go to the first side line topics on the right & click on the posts underneath “Dialogue with”.

There are so many scientists & different beliefs that I can chose for the dialogue.  However, Curie, Einstein & Newton are scientists that had character & spirit of investigation really resonates on my inner being.  They were my role models of great scientists when I was still a student in Hong Kong. In addition, I chose another group people with different beliefs for the dialogue because they were related to the religious school I attended.  The atmosphere & teachers in the schools impacted my education & childhood/life in Hong Kong.

I grew up in the grassroots community where my parents had a belief of traditional Buddhism.  I even went to school that had a Buddhist background for first grade.  Failing in most subjects except mathematics, I only studied in that particular school for 1 year.  I was then enrolled in 2nd grade at a Catholic school & finished my elementary education there.  I failed in the Chinese Language subject of the secondary school entrance examination, which caused me to have more difficulty in entering high school. However, I passed the entrance test to the Islamic high school near my apartment and was allowed into their program.  After I finished high school, I became much more interested in science than anything to do with religion.  I kept searching for what the meaning of my life was while I was in Hong Kong.  Eventually I got a chance to study abroad & my horizons were opened up…to discover more about science and life.

Please check the dialogue & comments as you like.  Blessings.