We all know God exists. Unfortunately, no concrete evidence of God's existence can be put forth successfully. Many pieces of evidence existing in nature are cited in the book to prove the existence of God. Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species, published in 1859, successfully established the theory of the spontaneous evolution of living beings. One of the important concepts the book tries to prove is that evolution, though spontaneous, is directed by God. Many examples are explained as proof. Evolution is taking place as per the design of God.
A simple attempt is being made in this book to explain the evidence available for the definite presence of God. Numerous activities, which we believe to be taking place spontaneously, are actually directed by God. Various such activities are explained in the book to deny the spontaneous nature of such activities. It is difficult to believe that the formation of the universe, the sun, the stars, and the earth is spontaneous. The gradual increase in the level of oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere and the vital importance of photosynthesis in sustaining all life on Earth are explained in the book. The importance of the water cycle and rain is also explained in the book. Why have mountains not formed all over the earth, leaving fertile plains fit for cultivation? Why do day and night occur? Why does the Earth rotate itself and also revolve around the sun? Who provides this enormous force required? These interesting questions are answered in the book. Who placed the earth at an ideal distance from the sun? Why and how did crude oil and coal form? Who planned these for the future use of humankind?
Read the book to gain insight into numerous other examples of proof of the presence of God.