Chemical Engineer: From Hinduism to Atheism to JESUS | DDOW Podcast #14

Ganesh Venkataramana was raised in a Hindu family, he then become an atheist, and finally, he followed Science and Reason all the way to Jesus. Enjoy listening to his amazing story!

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[HookahStank]

20 minutes in when you were talking about cell replication, and the professor basically just said, "Oh well that's something we haven't figured out yet, just give it some time and we'll get there" is the clearest example of why it takes more faith to be an Atheist than it does to be a Christian.

[lydiafaith]

AGREE! coming from an engineer.. we seek truth and logic. The more you seek, the more you find the truth.

[AllstarBeckles]

I am truly lost for words! Ummm I thoroughly loved this conversation. I’m one who deals with the ‘dumb Christian’ terminology being thrown around. This is exactly what I needed! Bless God…so much wisdom and language.❤

[angelinamayland]

"Why is Christianity the engineers dream?" I am not an engineer or mathematically inclined, but I do believe the our Heavenly Father is the Great Builder and Jesus was a carpenter😄

[CollectorsProblems]

58:11 “come to a relationship with Him before we start fixing the moral problems.” I love that! Imagine everyone united In Christ, heart warming.

[neilmcc]

One) fascinating
Two) enlightening
Three) encouraging
Four) satisfying.

I like to think that I am a natural skeptic. I really want to know why I believe what I believe. I want to always be asking “is it true“… My beliefs. This video is so satisfying. I love how this man has thought through these big and complex questions. Very thoughtfully.

Thank you, Brandon! I don’t want to argue. Arguing is exhausting and fruitless. I love how are you want to engage in truth in such a kind, loving and compassionate way. Kudos brother!

[KevinPJoseph]

Thank you for bringing such an inspiring guest with a powerful testimony that proves the truth of Christianity! Praise God for His continued work in our lives and for sharing His truth through wonderful witnesses. God bless you all! 🙏✨

[j]

This was amazing! I could feel Ganesh's heart for God through the screen.

[ecoded]

What a great interview. Keep up the good work, the exposure to great thinkers is very needed

[mysotiras]

Wow, what a powerful spiritual journey! God bless this former Hindu!

[patricktraore]

Thank you so much Ganesh for your simplicity and your sweetness and for this testimony ! May our Lord bless you richly

[KVSimon-flni]

Clear, concrete, correct and convicting testimony .

[fernbirdENT]

All glory to The Most High!

I just put all my focus on JESUS and its Amazing! Please swing by and drop a little support on the comments, its greatly appreciated 🙏

[BeholdTheChrist]

GLORY BE TO THE FATHER, TO THE SON, AND TO THE HOLY SPIRIT, ONE GOD ALMIGHTY. HALLELUJAH. AMEN.

[donnahenry]

This was such a fantastic interview. I love everything you do on this channel. Thank you!

[JawrL]

Thank your for this great conversation! And I’m sure I speak for many viewers but this channel is a great resource for reviving my personal relationship with Christ and being able to follow him not through a blind faith but with intellectual honesty!

[arush_dhanve]

Albert Einstein expressed admiration for the profound wisdom in ancient Indian philosophy and its alignment with modern scientific thought. One of his well-known reflections often associated with Hinduism and Indian philosophy is:

"When I read the Bhagavad-Gita and reflect about how God created this universe, everything else seems so superfluous."

[riverwildcat]

“Christianity is an engineers dream”. So true! That perfectly encapsulates the universe, both visible and invisible; material and spiritual. The farthest red shift galaxies at the edge of the expanding universe are governed by the same laws and forces we see locally. Splendid interview. Thank you!

[CottonHogs]

Ganeshan Venkataraman,
Condensed Matter Physicist, is an exceptionally humble and patient listener!❤

[wmor]

I came to Christ not seeking religion, but seeking truth. Actually, Christ was the furthest thing from my mind. I was pretty shocked that all avenues ended there.