Does Science need God? David Hutchings, Tom McLeish & Suzie Sheehy
David Hutchings is a physics teacher and prof Tom McLeish chairs the Royal Society’s education committee. They are both Christians and have co-authored the book ‘Let there be Science: Why God Loves Science and Science needs God’ arguing that the Chri...
July 28, 2017
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Episode 33 · July 28, 2017
Does Science need God? David Hutchings, Tom McLeish & Suzie Sheehy
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Does Science need God? David Hutchings, Tom McLeish & Suzie Sheehy
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David Hutchings is a physics teacher and prof Tom McLeish chairs the Royal Society’s education committee. They are both Christians and have co-authored the book ‘Let there be Science: Why God Loves Science and Science needs God’ arguing that the Christian worldview has fuelled many of the greatest leaps forward in science.
Joining David and Tom is Suzie Sheehy, an accelerator physicist at Oxford University who is agnostic when it comes to religion. She argues that science doesn’t need God since it’s a fundamentally human activity.
For ‘Let There Be Science’ http://www.lionhudson.com/page/detail/?k=9780745968636
For Suzie Sheehy http://www.suziesheehy.co.uk/
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