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Are you gambling with Eternity?
Most people go through life without realizing a profound truth: every human being was created as an eternal being. While our bodies are temporary, our souls - the very essence of who we are - will exist forever. This makes the question of what happens after death one of the most critical decisions you will ever face. Yet, millions risk their eternity by ignoring the powerful truths about Christianity, Science and God.
Consider this: recent research from George Barna, PhD, Director of Research at Arizona Christian University, reveals that less than three percent of Americans hold a truly Christian Worldview. This alarming statistic underscores a growing crisis of faith and truth in our society.
At the same time, many Christians reject scientific discoveries that actually confirm key Biblical Truths. But what is science could strengthen - not weaken - your faith?
In this eye-opening book, you will discover:

Terry Whalen graduated from Wellington, Colorado High School and married his high school sweetheart, Ruth McGuire. With her help, he graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering in 1962.Terry entered the USAF and was assigned to the launch team for the first Minuteman 1 missile testing program at Cape Canaveral Florida. The testing included the launch of thirteen missiles over a period of eight months. In 1965, Terry left the military and obtained a position with NASA on the Apollo program as CSM project manager on the first unmanned mission Apollo 4 and the first manned orbital mission, Apollo 7, and finally on Apollo 13 before leaving NASA. After Apollo's successful landing on the moon, Terry was part of a team hired by Raytheon Co. in Boston to manage the development of the first USA national Enroute Air Traffic control system. Terry was with Raytheon for nine years, working on projects related to displays, air traffic control, sonar and more. After a nine-year career at Raytheon Terry chose a career with smaller companies, developing new products for metal welding and cutting, and then automating sign making equipment and ultimately settling into the ownership of a sign shop in Las Vegas which they sold in 2022 to retire back in Colorado. He and Ruth have three daughters, eight grandchildren, and thirteen great-grandchildren.