Nature's Destiny: The Laws of Life Reveal the Purpose in the Universe. While some roam the heavens searching for extraterrestrial life, Denton has traversed all sciences, researching their latest discoveries to ask: Can life arise in conditions fundamentally different from those on Earth?

Denton takes us on a simplified tour through physics, biochemistry, and geology, ultimately concluding that a life like ours, with its known requirements—water, carbon, oxygen, nucleic and amino acids, and proteins—must have an environment similar to Earth's to emerge and persist.

Denton also explains how the physical constants proclaim that this universe has been carefully prepared, and that the laws of nature clearly demonstrate the fact that humans are the center of this cosmos.

Praise for the book "Nature's Destiny":

"This is a book of exceptional scientific importance, marked by originality and depth. It is, in fact, speculative natural philosophy of a high order. Philosophers will want to read it because it is so interesting, and biologists because they have probably never encountered a book like it. The general reader will find it compelling because it does what a book about life ought to do—though it rarely does—which is to restore the sense of wonder they might have despaired of ever feeling again."
— Dr. David Berlinski, Philosopher of Science, Professor of Mathematics, and author of "The Devil's Delusion"

"In this exciting book, Michael Denton reviews the relentless advance of science toward an unexpected conclusion: the universe was designed with humans in mind. From the laws of physics to chemistry to biology, and from the properties of water to the qualities of fire, he shows how the purpose of the cosmos is human life. The scientific and theological implications of this study will be enormous."
— Dr. Michael Behe, Professor of Biochemistry at Lehigh University and author of "Darwin's Black Box"

• Author: Michael Denton
• Translation: Musa Idris, Mohammed Al-Qadi, Muhannad Al-Toumi, and others
• Publisher: Barahin Center for Research and Studies - London
• Year of Publication: 2016
• Number of Pages: 608
• Number of Parts: 1
• Binding Type: Hardcover
• Paper Type: Recycled
• ISBN: 9789776545038