Dismantling the Big Bang

Dismantling the Big Bang

Author	Alex Williams, John G Hartnett
Language	English
Subject	Cosmology, young-earth creationism
Published	2005
Publisher	Creation Book Publishers
Pages	356
ISBN	0890514372

Dismantling the Big Bang: God's Universe Rediscovered is a 2005 book by Alex Williams and the physicist John G Hartnett, published by Master Books / Creation Book Publishers.

Overview

Written for a general audience, the book presents a young-earth creationist critique of Big Bang cosmology. It offers a brief history of scientific cosmology, an outline of the Big Bang model (including the origins of stars, planets, and life), and a "creation model," and argues that the biblical account provides a better explanation of origins than the naturalistic Big Bang. It challenges the reliability of evolutionary time scales and cosmic age indicators, and is fully illustrated and indexed.

About the authors

Dr. John G. Hartnett is an Australian physicist who received his B.Sc. and Ph.D. from the University of Western Australia and worked in frequency-standards and metrology research; he is a prominent creationist writer on cosmology. Alex Williams is a science writer (with a background as a government botanist) associated with the creationist organization Answers in Genesis.

Publication details

• Authors: Alex Williams and John G Hartnett
• Publisher: Creation Book Publishers / Master Books
• Published: 2005
• Pages: 356
• ISBN: 0890514372

Links to Purchase Book

• Dismantling the Big Bang (Amazon)