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About Dr Sharif
Dr. Khalil Sharif was born in 1971 in a Palestinian refugee camp, where his family had lived after being displaced in 1948. He grew up in humble surroundings in a United Nations–provided home that had no heating or cooling, and he attended UN-run schools throughout his early education. Although his environment was challenging, he distinguished himself early as a dedicated and high-achieving student with a strong sense of discipline and curiosity.
His academic excellence earned him a scholarship to Bethlehem University, where he pursued his deep interest in physics. After completing his studies, he returned to education as a teacher, instructing middle and high school students in physics for four years and nurturing a passion for helping others understand science.
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Does God Exist?
A Brief “New” Scientific View
This thought-provoking book explores one of humanity’s most profound questions through the lens of physics and logical reasoning. Rather than relying on tradition or philosophy alone, the author encourages readers to examine the origin of the universe using established scientific principles such as Newton’s First Law of Motion, Newton’s Second Law of Motion, Newton’s Third Law of Motion, the Laws of Thermodynamics, and the scientific method.
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Science, Faith, and Open-Minded Inquiry: Rethinking the Dialogue Between Belief and Reason
The question of whether God exists has accompanied humanity for thousands of years. It appears in philosophical debates, religious traditions, and increasingly in scientific discussions
Science and the Question of God: Exploring the Universe through Reason and Curiosity
For as long as human beings have looked up at the night sky, we have wondered about our origins. Where did the universe come from?
Probability vs Possibility: Understanding Life and the Universe
In everyday conversation, people often treat the words possible and probable as if they mean the same thing. In reality, they describe two very different