Show Notes
Thoughts on the "DNA Mystery", and Stephen Meyer's first book, plus half of his third (and just out) book "Return of the God Hypothesis". We'll look at the biggest mysteries, and where to find new areas for exploration and discovery. Enjoy!
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A new conversation with independent researcher and Cosmologist Chris Brown - about surface brightness on distant galaxies, Hubble's reservations about the redshift, the deeper nature of mass, space, time and gravity, and ideas about new discoveries in Cosmology and the recent launch of the Jim Webb Telescope. Chris' book is here: https://www.amazon.com/Astrophysics.. And his website here: https://theuniverseisnotexpanding.com Enjoy!
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Initial thoughts and comments on the opening arguments in Richard Dawkins' book "Outgrowing God. A Beginner's Guide" (2019).
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