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The Scientific Evidence for the Existence of God | The Lila Rose Podcast E80

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Were Adam and Eve real people? Was there a global flood? What about evolution? What’s the deal with Galileo? Is there scientific evidence to support the Incarnation of Jesus Christ? Today in this fascinating episode, I sit down with Fr. Robert Spitzer S.J., PH.D. to explore these questions and to unravel the common misconceptions that faith and science are opposed to each other and that the Catholic Church is anti-science. Fr Spitzer also shares what he thinks are the 4 strongest evidences to prove God is real, and breaks down how can you understand the Trinity.

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