Stephen Meyer: Fine-Tuning and the Origin of the Universe - Science Uprising Expert Interview

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[mikebutler]

I am constantly flabbergasted at the mind that sits within Stephen's head. Just the memory of so much information is foreign to me, let alone the ability to recall it and fit the pieces of information together in a coherent way. In a word, the man is brilliant and humble in the same breath.

[cole]

One of the strengths of Meyer is the precision of the language he uses. He's really good at conveying his points.

[jean-marclamothe]

I love this guy, so difficult to dismiss what he's saying. Creator and creation will always come together.

[andrewwatson]

"It's like saying that the latitude and longitude lines on a map are responsible for the rise of the Himalayan Mountains..." Love it!

[eliasarches]

I'm so excited for Stephen Meyer's new book! Stephen is, no doubt, one of the greatest intellectuals working today.

[stevenwiederholt]

(As Always, I...Could...Be...Wrong) It appears to me the more we learn about the Universe and Life the more reasonable Intelligent Design becomes.

[philippawesterman]

Good to have someone credible who can explain things in common English. Thank you.

[sanjosemike]

Even Christopher Hitchens admitted that "fine tuning" is the "best argument for the existence of God." Hitchens died before many of the design attributes were becoming more mainstream and disclosed.

Even Dawkins has had problems with this and is a big proponent of the "multi-verse." He is even now facing difficulty with "problematic" questions from his University audiences. He had a stroke not too long ago. I assume he will state that THIS is the reason why he is no longer proselytizing atheism at colleges.

Sanjosemike (no longer in Ca)

[Amor-Fati.]

Excellent...finally, I can feel confident in what I always questioned and now feel confident that the answers are what I had expected. Thank you

[winstonowen]

Brilliant stuff, Stephen. You speak to us as a philosopher and a scientist.

[marcusaurelius]

Stephen, you’re brilliant! Now go get a camera stand.

[hismrcy]

This is sensical, rational, sane and informative. Thank you for sharing this.

I simply love Stephen Meyer. Using scientific terms and explanations, he destroys the fundamentals of atheism and materialism so strongly that he leaves them no space to defend their stupid ideology.

[petroniaskho]

Insurance Agent: What caused this fire?
Fire Chief: Oxygen.
Insurance Agent: Where did the oxygen come from?
Fire Chief: Don't ask those questions, you God freak.

[MrSpiritsurf]

Awesome scientist! He really understands his stuff! No wonder he can present it effectively to ordinary folks like us.

[KenJackson_US]

Excellent. The fine details of creation itself give glory to God!

[alexvargas]

Amazing. I would like Stephen to have a debate with Sean Carroll about fine tuning

[adamfena]

A FINELY FASHIONED WORK of ART NECESSITATES the ARTIST
-Risale-i Nur Collection

[garycottreau]

Cool. I see Hawkins and Sheldon Cooper lost it. Cheers. [ I knew all along]

[seddikmed]

At least the best explanation of the origin of universe and life on earth that I could even heard 🙂
Thanks God 🙏