The Scientific GOD Journal Volume 1 Issue 7 probes the intersection of scientific inquiry and the concept of a transcendental ground of existence, termed 'Scientific GOD.' This issue, titled 'Grand Designer, GOD & Science, Before Big Bang,' presents a collection of articles that explore whether a 'Godless Theory of Everything' can function without a divine architect, reflect on the relationship between God and science, and delve into speculative theories about the universe's state prior to the Big Bang. The journal's mission is to conduct scientific inquiries into life, mind, physical laws, and mathematics, seeking a scientifically approachable transcendental ground that unites humanity across differences.

This issue of the Scientific GOD Journal, 'Grand Designer, GOD & Science, Before Big Bang,' appears to be a collection of speculative articles and reviews aimed at readers interested in the philosophical and scientific implications of a transcendental ground of existence. The content suggests a focus on theoretical physics, cosmology, and the integration of scientific understanding with spiritual or theological concepts. The inclusion of book reviews and a poem indicates a broader engagement with the discourse surrounding science, faith, and atheism within the scientific community.