Can Science Prove God Exists? | Theological with Shabbos Kestenbaum
May 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhat if science doesn't just allow for God—what if it actively points to one?
Dr. Stephen Meyer, philosopher of science at the Discovery Institute and author of Return of the God Hypothesis, joins Shabbos Kestenbaum on Theological to make the case that the evidence from physics, cosmology, and molecular biology converges on a single, startling conclusion: the universe looks designed because it is designed.
@DrStephenMeyer breaksd down:
- Why DNA is an information system that can only be explained by a creator
- The fine-tuning of the universe's physical constants—and what the odds really mean
- What Einstein called the "the greatest blunder of his life"
- The difference between Intelligent Design and "God of the gaps" arguments
- How Judaism's concept of emunah (knowledge, not blind faith) aligns with scientific reasoning
- The "who created God?" objection—and why it applies equally to materialism
- Archaeological corroboration of the Hebrew Bible
- Why the Royal Society's own evolutionary biologists are quietly questioning Darwin
Dr. Meyer's documentary "The Story of Everything" is in theaters now. Tickets
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