In light of current scientific knowledge, the story of creation appears to be obsolete. Doreen Potter's book, Nathan and the Mystery of the Living Stones: A Journey Through Time, uses science to unlock the secrets hidden in the story of creation.

While gazing at the brilliant constellation of Orion on a cold winter's evening, Nathan learns from his grandmother that the stars are speaking to us. Skeptical at first, he soon discovers that not only do they speak, they tell the story of the Universe-the story of time, space, and matter.

Determined to solve the mystery, Nathan decides to approach this adventure as a detective looking for the facts. As he learns about the Big Bang, Hubble's constant, and the age of the Universe, he questions the validity of the biblical account of creation.

To get a firsthand perspective, he takes an imaginary journey back to the dawn of the Universe to see the first light. After examining the facts, Nathan is surprised at what he learns. Science does not negate the story of creation-science is actually validated by the first chapter of Genesis.