Is the big bang Biblical? No. Is this book? Yes. A great handbook of questions and answers addressing issues that concern the thinking Christian from a Biblical Creationist perspective. Very similar to Did Adam Have a Belly Button? and Did Eve Really Have an Extra Rib? by Ken Ham (which you will also enjoy of you enjoy this book) and probably the motivating force behind them, this book is a great resource for anyone full of questions or who knows someone who is. Also ideal for anyone hungry for more interesting and Biblically and scientifically accurate information.

This book covers many questions on the topics of Biblical Issues, Questions in Biology, Creation Questions, Geology, The Flood, and The Young Earth, Physical Science Questions, Impact on Society, and Personal Application

Every response includes a scripture verse.

A few of the questions and responses that I found most interesting are:

What part does the flood of Noahs day play in creation thinking?

Was there really an Ice Age?

Is creationism a missionary effort?

This book is a wonderful resource to have. Who knows, maybe God will use the truth of the creation story to bring people closer to Him.

This is a wonderful resource to have regarding the creation and evolution controversy. It refers back to Scripture versus one persons opinion or theories when proving Biblical Creation. I learned quite a bit from this book and even had my own questions answered. Its a great resource to have on hand for families too. Especially those with middle and high schoolers.

This book is a great resource for anyone that has questions. It is full of questions and answers addressing the concerns of a thinking Christian from a biblical perspective. This book leaves the reader to use their own knowledge and understanding of the Bible to find the science that has existed in the scripture all this time. This is truly a life-changing reader.

Is the Big Bang Biblical is an insightful compilation of responses to questions regarding evolution and creation. It contrasts the differences between theistic evolutionists and creationists as well as the Scriptural requirement for a great flood. It points readers back to Scripture with each question. It also explains the evidence against evolution. Overall, it is a great resource, although I did think a few of the answers could have been fleshed out a bit more.