Ken Goss

Ken Goss was born in 1949 to Godly parents of modest means in small-town rural Illinois. He attended a small public High School but also attended and was active in a small fundamental Christian church. After high school, he earned an engineering degree at LeTourneau college where most of his elective courses were chosen from the Bible department curriculum. With a hot new engineering diploma in hand, Ken moved to the Detroit area and went to work for a major automotive firm. While there he took night classes to earn an MBA from the University of Detroit

During college, Ken married his High school sweetheart. Together they have raised 4 children and have nurtured them each through 13 years of Christian School in the Detroit suburbs. Today they have 9 grandchildren ranging from toddler to college.

Moses and the Big Bang is a result of a lifelong interest in Biblical apologetics with a focus on creation. It is a bit unconventional and unorthodox but thought provoking. The book is the first effort at publication and as such was bathed in a lot of prayer. It is an effort to help anyone who has doubts about the existence of a creator God. Especially doubts growing from confusion about what is proven by science and what is speculated. The thesis of this book is that Scripture and science tell the same story of origins.