Advanced Praise for Unforgetting GodThe philosophy of materialism-the doctrine that only material things exist-has advanced mainly by stealing prestige from science. Yet, among much else in his marvelous book, Barry Arrington shows that the more modern science learns about nature, the more science itself undercuts materialism. From the realization that nature had a beginning, to the immateriality of the quantum world, to the discovery that DNA contains coded information, the more science advances, the more it points to the essential role of mind. Michael J. Behe, Author of Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution Barry Arrington brings a fresh perspective to the topic of materialism, the view that all of reality is merely an assembly of material particles controlled by mindless forces. As a seasoned litigator who has argued cases before the US Supreme Court, he shows how materialism has subverted legal theory by relativizing law and morality. But his critique of materialism doesn't stop there, showing how materialism subverts everything it touches. Critiques of materialism are typically made by scientists, philosophers, and theologians. His perspective as an attorney adds a particularly insightful dimension to the critique of materialism. Indeed, one wonders on reading this book whether attorneys acting in the courts will be the key to toppling materialism. William A. Dembski, Author of The Design Inference If you're grappling with the big questions of life, meaning, and faith, you need to check out ""Unforgetting God"" by Barry Arrington. The author does an incredible job of breaking down why the philosophy of materialism just doesn't hold up when you really look at all the evidence for God's existence, and he makes a compelling case that the Christian worldview is the only one that makes sense. It's an in-depth read that'll make you rethink what the world is saying-definitely worth your time! Dr. Jack Graham, Sr. Pastor, Prestonwood Baptist Church