The Universe, Scripture and Bubbles of Spacemass: a Comprehensive Intelligent Design View' exposes many of the contradictions of the mainstream evolutionary cosmological narrative, while offering well-articulated and solid alternatives to the same, from an intelligent design perspective. Building on his previous work, "Galaxies for Intelligently Designed Minds (NOT for 'Standard' Model Dummies)", which focussed mainly on solar systems organization, this book focuses on spiral galaxies, galactic black holes and their sophisticated engines.The book -delivered on Torie's oft favored dialogue or informal debate format- contains literally thousands of questions and answers -offered by the two people involved in the dialogue- about the main topics based on the intelligent design view of the author, the Bubbles of Spacemass View.The ideas discussed about the possible organization of a spiral galaxy such as ours are based on and related to the claim of Scripture that the universe was created by God, although the Bubbles Concept is not mentioned or hinted at in Scripture.The analysis and discussion of the scriptural narrative and the opinions and views offered expand into a comprehensive, and mature general proposal well-developed from the ground, which is in sharp contrast with the chaotic, expanding, volatile views of the present mainstream 'scientific' narrative regarding the universe.The book, which revisits, refines and expands the Bubbles of Spacemass View proposed in his already published work on the subject, relentlessly rams into the many cracks of the scientific accepted views and thoughts of the last two centuries. Actually, it extends the same to the scientific present beliefs about gravity, speed of light, 'spacetime' and the assumed composition of outer space based on Isaac Newton's and later Einstein's work.While Torie's work would surely face the derision and disapproval of defenders of mainstream 'accepted views and scientific consensus', it offers a solid framework to analyze and even debunk the many official legends that populate the present views of the cosmos, our galaxy, galactic black holes and their organization. Torie offers bucketfuls of carefully crafted food for thought to open-minded scientists and laymen alike regarding a very intelligent view of the universe's design and its engines, from tiny atoms all the way to the equatorial disc of the cosmos.
