Evidence for God from Science

I can't believe how bigoted some of those guys are. I thought that we had free speech in this country. Who says we don't have free speech, just because some guy wrote an article? I don't get it. I think it's a great article myself ; ) Basically he's saying that ID proponents haven't subjected their...

It's also interesting that the multiverse theory does not get rid of fine tuning. When Gould explains it away using a clothes rack full of clothes, he ignores the fine tuned factory required to produce enough coats to get one that fits. Of course that's true. When we explain the fine-tunedness of o...

Hi again First, something about me and why I'm posting here. I understand that this is a Christian-only board and so on. You've probably figured out that I'm not. I understand these sorts of rules to a point (the option to filter out flamers and idiots for example), and I know many boards have simil...

As C. S. Lewis once said: But if their thoughts - i.e., of materialism and astronomy - are merely accidental by-products, why should we believe them to be true? C.S. Lewis wrote some amazing fairy tales (I'm reading the whole tales of Narnia with my wife at the moment), and I know he's a Christian ...

Therefore, if we take into account all the facts we do know—one universe which has a beginning, and the fine tunedness of our universe (which Rich also comments on), then I'm inclined to believe that a Creator seems more plausible, multiplies entites less, and for me possesses far greater explanato...

Hey people I've spent a bit of time looking through the site and have to say it's the most comprehensive such site I've found so far (namely apologetics). It tries to deal with even the difficult issues in a way that's respectable. However, there's one 'biggie' I was surprised not to be able to find...