One night, after my college Algebra class finished, I needed to ask my professor a question about the homework. But I also had a different question. Earlier that night he made a casual comment about how he’s not religious. This wouldn’t be strange, except for the large cross tattooed across his forearm. Seeing a good Continue Reading
The conditions required for life to exist are so staggering that it is not reasonable to conclude that it happened by chance. However, there is one way to get around that issue which some atheists resort to. What if we are in a giant multiverse?
Many of the heated “Science Vs. Faith” debates of the last century stem from a controversy of evolution vs creation. But many skeptics take it a step further than, “evolution is true, and creation is just myth.”
There’s an assumption made by many today that if these highly advanced aliens existed, they would have set aside all that religious nonsense and embraced pure science and logic. I think there would be good reason to think that intelligent life that makes it to Earth has a stronger theistic view than we do.
This is a question that has become increasingly difficult to answer for modern scientists. The more we learn, the more we realize just how finely tuned this universe is. The physics that literally hold the universe together stand on a razor’s edge.
In this episode of the Tent Making Christianity QCQ Podcast, Drew and David answer the challenge that all the wasted space in the universe proves God doesn’t exist. Listen to our Weekly Quick Challenge Question Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Musicor Stitcher. New Episodes are released every Thursday. Don’t see your podcast listening platform? Email us and we will Continue Reading
“You Christians claim that God designed the universe, and fine-tuned it to be just right for life to exist. But if that is true, why is there so much empty, seemingly wasted, space?
Last week I went through the two most common views among Christians on the age of the Earth. But there is a bigger question behind this conversation. Does any of this actually matter?
My intent here is not to pick a side, but to bring some clarity to the conversation. I see a lot of misunderstanding and misrepresentation on this issue. The Bible tells us that the entire universe began with God speaking it into existence.
When we apply that question of “where did this come from?” further back, we run into a bigger question. Where did the universe come from? Why is there something rather than nothing? Should anything exist at all?
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