Exploring
Proof of God
through history,
faith, and science.
In Proof of God: And Why Science and the Bible Are in Agreement, Oren A. Freshour presents a short, thoughtful, and non-sermon approach to questions about God, creation, the Bible, and the role of faith in the foundation of American democracy.
Not a sermon
A clear, teaching-minded book written to inform, question, and encourage deeper thought.
For all readers
Written for people of faith, young adults, doubters, and those seeking answers.
Timely message
A call to remember faith, education, civic responsibility, and the roots of freedom.
The Purpose
A book written to help readers ask better questions.
Oren A. Freshour wrote this book as a teaching primer for readers who have been told that science has overruled the Bible, that faith has no place in public life, or that belief in God belongs only to ancient history.
For young people and lifelong learners
The book speaks especially to students and younger generations who may not have been introduced to God, Jesus Christ, the Bible, or the historic influence of faith on American life.
For those with doubts or questions
Freshour writes for people who want direct answers about creation, science, Scripture, denominations, faith, and the foundations of belief.
For readers of faith
The book also encourages believers to think more deeply about the relationship between faith, knowledge, freedom, and responsibility.
The world and our lives did not happen by accident.
A central message from Proof of God
Inside the Message
Science and the Bible are not enemies in this book.
Proof of God argues that modern scientific knowledge does not cancel the Bible. Instead, Freshour presents science as a way to better understand the wonder, order, and complexity of God’s creation.
The book moves through questions about the Big Bang, life on Earth, human development, the history of the Bible, Christian denominations, faith, education, love, and the future of America’s civic and spiritual life.
Creation and the universe
Science and Scripture
The history of the Bible
Faith and education
American democracy
Love and moral responsibility
What Readers Will Find
A concise book with a wide-reaching message.
Each chapter is written to answer questions, present historical context, and close with a message that points readers back to the book’s central conviction: God, science, the Bible, and truth are not in conflict when properly understood.
Questions about God and creation
The book opens by addressing whether modern science contradicts God and the Bible, then guides readers through questions about the universe, Earth, life, and humanity.
Historical facts about the Bible
Freshour includes a brief look at biblical history, the Old and New Testaments, the King James Bible, and the development of Christian denominations.
Faith, freedom, and the next generation
The book calls attention to education, civic responsibility, and the need to help young people understand the role faith played in shaping America’s principles.
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Proof of God: And Why Science and the Bible Are in Agreement
This short read is written for people of faith and for those who have questions about faith. It is not presented as a sermon. Instead, it offers a non-denominational collection of historical facts, Bible history, scientific observations, and thoughtful explanations designed to help readers consider why God, science, and the Bible can be understood together.
Freshour’s message is clear: readers should not be discouraged by claims that science has disproven faith. His book invites readers to examine creation, history, Scripture, and civic life with renewed curiosity and conviction.
Genre Focus
Faith, science, Bible history, and civic reflection come together in one thoughtful short read.
Reader Appeal
Written for believers, doubters, students, educators, families, and anyone willing to ask deeper questions.
Approach
Short, factual, non-denominational, and reflective, with a clear purpose to inform rather than preach.
Meet the Author
Oren A. Freshour
Oren A. Freshour is a 97-year-old widower and veteran who writes with a deep sense of purpose. Having served his country, he now hopes to do something meaningful for the next generation by encouraging readers to think more deeply about faith, freedom, history, and the principles that helped shape the United States. His work reflects his belief that democracy depends on an educated people. Through Proof of God, Freshour hopes to help readers reconnect with the history, values, and spiritual foundations that he believes remain essential to America’s future.
Why he wrote the book
Freshour wrote Proof of God out of concern that many young people are being taught that science has disproven God, while not being taught enough about the history of faith, the Bible, and their influence on the formation of the Republic and the Constitution.
Begin the Conversation
A short read for anyone willing to ask, learn, and reflect.
Whether you are a person of faith, a reader with doubts, a parent, an educator, or a student searching for answers, Proof of God invites you to consider why science and the Bible can still point toward the same Creator.