Is Atheism Dead? 3 Scientific Arguments for God They Can’t Explain with Dr. Stephen C. Meyer

What are some of the most difficult arguments for atheists or agnostics to answer that support the conclusion that God exists? Dr. Stephen C. Meyer returns to the program to continue his discussion with Frank on his brilliant new film, ‘The Story of Everything‘, coming soon to a theatre near you APRIL 30th-MAY 6th. It focuses on three major scientific arguments that have come up over the past 100 years that reveal a hidden hand behind the creation and sustainability of the universe.

Together, they answer questions like:

What is the fine-tuning argument and why do atheists have a hard time refuting it?

What are the three levels of fine-tuning we see in the universe?

What is the multiverse hypothesis and is it valid?

Do we live in the matrix? What about aliens?

Why can’t some atheists “allow a divine foot in the door”?

Who is Alan Sandage and how did he inspire Dr. Meyer?

How does objective morality fit in with all of this?

Is seeing always believing?

What’s the current status of naturalistic origin of life studies? Any progress or new discoveries there?

Are scientists today moving back to the God hypothesis?

How does a hidden hand behind our universe give life meaning?

Don’t forget, ‘The Story of Everything‘ will only be available in theatres for a limited time! It’s a great conversation starter for believers and skeptics alike, and will be extremely helpful for teenage and college students who often find themselves questioning the meaning of life. Please spread the word and support this amazing film!

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Resources mentioned during the episode:

Donate to CrossExamined
TheStoryofEverything.film in theatres APRIL 30-MAY 6!
Return of the God Hypothesis by Dr. Stephen C. Meyer
The Signature in the Cell by Dr. Stephen C. Meyer
Darwin’s Doubt by Dr. Stephen C. Meyer
Hollywood Progressive review article by Peter McLaren
Wall Street Journal review article by Peter Robinson