Meet Taylor Made, who has heard all the jokes - good, bad and awful. In her typical week, Taylor has to deal with grouchy bears, a best mate who was born ninety years too late and keeps winning 'the name game', and constant daydreams where cats are taking over the world and only Hyper Hamster can save the day. However, this is not a typical week. So when it's a case of 'wrong jacket, right guy', will Taylor realise that sometimes you find love where you least expect it?

Meet Taylor Made, who has heard all the jokes - good, bad and awful. In her typical week, Taylor has to deal with grouchy bears, a best mate who was born ninety years too late and keeps winning 'the name game', and constant daydreams where cats are taking over the world and only Hyper Hamster can save the day. However, this is not a typical week. So when it's a case of 'wrong jacket, right guy', will Taylor realise that sometimes you find love where you least expect it?

Why is it that science has consistently thrived wherever the Christian faith can be found? Why is it that so many great scientists--past and present--attribute their motivation and their discoveries, at least partially, to their Christian beliefs? Why are the age-old writings of the Bible so full of questions about natural phenomena? And, perhaps most importantly of all, why is all this virtually unknown to the general public? Too often, it would seem, science has been presented to the outside world as a robotic, detached, unemotional enterprise. Too often, Christianity is dismissed as being...

Hutchings and Wilkinson explain the key elements of Stephen Hawking's physical and mathematical theories, consider their philosophical and religious implications, and relate his ideas to traditional Judaeo-Christian concepts of God.