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Oxford mathematician John Lennox stars in the new science insurrection episode “Big Bang: Something Out of Nowhere?” He’s priceless as a character too: a brilliant scientist, the wish-for-Irish grandfather, who kindly enumerates facts about the universe to confuse any scientific atheist. In bonus material from the episode, Professor Lennox discusses issues including that the universe has a beginning, that it was beautifully attuned to our existence from the start, or even before it started. Also that there is more like something than nothing, a truth that the atheists Stephen Hawking, Lawrence Krauss and others have tried to smooth out others. Lennox tells here why they fail. None of this is what one would expect from a materialistic picture of reality. But a biblical one? That’s a different story.
If you haven’t already, watch episode 7 of Science Uprising, then enjoy more of Dr. Lennox, who explains why science and the universe call for a creating deity:
David Klinghoffer
Senior Fellow and Editor, Evolution NewsDavid Klinghoffer is a Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute and editor of Evolution News & Science Today, the daily voice of the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science & Culture, which discusses intelligent design, evolution, and the intersection of science and culture. Klinghoffer is also the author of six books, former senior editor and literary editor at National Review Magazine, and has written for the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Seattle Times, Commentary and other publications. Born in Santa Monica, California, he graduated from Brown University in 1987 with an AB magna cum laude in Comparative Literature and Religious Studies. David lives near Seattle, Washington with his wife and children. Follow David’s ProfileTwitter
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AtheistsBig Bang Cosmic Fine-TuneCosmologyCreatorsFaithGrandfatherJohn LennoxLawrence KraussMaterialismMathematistsOxford UniversityPhysicsScientific UprisingStephen Hawkinguniverse
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