BioChemist Argues God Exists... Using Biology, Dr. Sy Garte // CCv1 Session 3

Dr. Sy Garte was our third presenter at CCv1. In this talk, he presents an argument for God from biology. After his talk, we took a few questions from the audience.

Special thanks to our videographer John Cranman for the intro on this video!

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[DAVIDMONDAY-fdbd]

I am a molecular biologist with two masters degree in Biology. I hold a bachelor degree in biology and I can say categorically that I am still fascinated till date at the genetic code. The more I study molecular biology, the more I come to believe that God is real.

[brianhart]

A scientist who acknowledges God can achieve so much more than one who denies even the possibility of his existence, just my opinion.

[beeinthebodytorahclass]

Mankind can never answer how God created the universe and life, that kind of knowledge is beyond human understanding. God created man to walk by faith.

[nadzach]

I have a strong childhood memory of holding my puppy and enjoying his puppy kisses and breath. I had looked up into the bare branches of our old oak. They was no religion whatsoever in my family. I knew there was God. I think all children have a sense of God, but something changes around the age of 12. There comes a time when we want explanations and we look to education. Immediately we become convinced (by educators) that we are a species in the animal kingdom. Everything builds from there. I remember an important phrase from my teens, "God is dead." In a weird way, this confirmed that knowledge buried deep within. I rebelled. God was not dead--not in me.

[joanhyde]

As a biochemist with a Ph.D. And a firm Christian, I am delighted to hear other scientists explain why there is evidence for aGod.

[Graceglory]

This is wonderful to see and hear!! UC Irvine 1976 grad in BioSci, Honors in Biochemistry. Christian now 45 years. I am in the 11% of redeemed biologists!!

[megalopolis]

The more I get to know Sy, the more I appreciate him and am blown away by his intellect. He's awesome. ❤

[marcialaguinaldo]

for over 40 years after college graduation, the same concept...I give the glory to God alone!

[marissacapitin]

God bless scientist they introduced Gods super power, existence and creativity. To God be the glory

[patrickpease]

I love it when science and God are presented together. May Jesus bless you. Amen. And thank you

[tm_]

"they have eyes, yet they don't see;
they have ears, yet they don't hear"

[godsdozer]

As a bulldozer operator, I'll have to watch this 12 more times LOL

[michaeloretuyi]

Everything points to the existence of God.

[chenyansong]

When my wife was working on her PhD of biochemistry during 90’s, her adviser told her if she did not believe in evolution then she could not work in this field. She was not deterred, for over 20 years she worked in the field of biochemistry, molecular biology, analytical chemistry and health science, never need the assumption of evolution in her job. 😊

[reneesantiago]

Praise God!!! I’m praying for BRETT WEINSTEIN to see the LIGHT next!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[maryfrankralls]

Thank you so very much for standing tall and sharing what you know to be true!!! I really enjoyed you lecture!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

[LIOTBs]

As a Christian and a biochemist I find some of the things that scientists put out there so hilarious. The actual scientific accepted terms from genotype to phenotype is transcription and translation. Thus inherently a code. The general science itself calls it that.

[pzm]

"One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.”

—Carl Sagan

[ableVelo]

I enjoyed this talk very much, although I disagree with Dr. Garte on a few issues. I would love to be able to ask him some questions too. But overall it was amazing to see how a hardened, "militant", atheist can arrive at a theistic conclusion through lots of study, logic, and evidence. Thanks for sharing this talk.

[simonbassett]

The idea that everything is a part of God would reconcile all our differences.