Michael A. Corey has had a lifelong interest in astronomy and the natural sciences. An avid follower of America's space program as a young child, Michael soon came to be fascinated by the mere suggestion that intelligent life forms might exist elsewhere in the universe. This interest eventually led him to question whether or not any of the earth's specific features could have been determined by the influence of any type of extraterrestrial intelligence (including God). This question eventually grew to become the central focus his research career.

Michael eventually reached the conclusion that nature's true character cannot be understood apart from the activity of a very specific form of Extraterrestrial Intelligence—namely, God Himself! This insight unexpectedly took place during an organic chemistry lecture in college, and it was this sudden "aha" experience that ended up defining the central course of his entire research program.>

It was Michael's simultaneous interest in the problem of evil that led him to study with some of the greatest minds in the field at Claremont Graduate School in Southern California. This academic experience turned out to be a pivotal one for him, because it led to the publication of a series of natural theology texts that focused on the empirical evidence for Design, particularly in the fields of cosmology and organic evolution. It was at Claremont that Michael developed his developmentally-based theodicy for both moral and natural evils, in which the omnipotent God of classical theism ends up being preserved in the face of worldly evil.

The God Hypothesis represents the culmination of Michael's research career. Not only does it establish the existence of God beyond reasonable doubt through a careful analysis of the latest cosmological findings, it also defines the various aspects of the divine character using exclusively empirical means. The God Hypothesis further attempts to establish the proper role of supernatural agency in the modern scientific method.

In his spare time, Michael enjoys traveling the world in search of fascinating archaeological mysteries. He also enjoys running and playing jazz guitar.

You can reach Michael with our handy contact form or via your browser's email function at mac@michaelacorey.com.