“EXTREMELY Compelling!” Can Science PROVE God Exists? Stephen C Meyer Responds To Richard Dawkins
Piers Morgan UncensoredShow Notes
Twenty years after Richard Dawkins’ book The God Delusion helped propel the New Atheist movement into the mainstream, the debate over science, faith and the existence of God is taking a new turn.
Once celebrated for challenging religious belief in the name of science, atheism now faces a changing cultural landscape, with church attendance reportedly rising and the Bible returning to bestseller lists.
So could science actually provide evidence for God rather than disprove his existence?
Stephen C. Meyer, author and advocate of intelligent design, joins Uncensored to discuss his controversial arguments, his recent article in The Telegraph and the furious response it provoked from Richard Dawkins himself.
As the battle between faith and atheism enters a new chapter, can science and belief really be reconciled?
Piers Morgan is also joined by Matt Dillahunty from The Atheist Experience, archaeologist Flint Dibble, and founder of Noah’s Ark Scans, Andrew Jones, to debate one of humanity’s biggest questions.
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(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:01:35) Stephen C. Meyer on his spat with Richard Dawkins
(00:09:27) The future of artificial intelligence
(00:12:15) The existence of other universes
(00:15:37) Meyer on Dawkins and the design element
(00:17:28) Matt Dillahunty reacts to Meyer’s interview
(00:22:40) Three ideas in favour of the atheism argument
(00:28:38) The belief in God and infinite heaven as a reward
(00:35:26) Andrew Jones and Flint Dibble on Noah’s Ark
(00:40:43) Meyer on the possible discovery of Noah’s ark
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