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Decoding the Cosmos: Atheist vs Christian on Fine-Tuning, Time, Incarnation & Alien Life
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1:13:57Now PlayingDoes modern physics point beyond the material world?
In this episode of Unbelievable, Andy Kind sits down with Dr Emily Qureshi-Hurst (Cambridge philosopher of science; author of Decoding the Cosmos) and Sam McKee (Christian scientist & doctoral researcher) for a surprisingly friendly—but rigorous—conversation on:
Cosmic fine-tuning: design, chance, or multiverse?
What physics can’t explain (yet): “theory of everything” and the limits of science.
Kalam: Emily’s critique of William Lane Craig’s framing
Time & Salvation: Presentism vs the Block Universe.
Aliens & the Incarnation: What would Christianity do with intelligent life?
👇 Question for you: If the universe looks “set up” for life, what’s the best explanation - and why?
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#ScienceAndFaith #FineTuning #Aliens #BlockUniverse #UnbelievablePodcast
Enjoy today's thoughtful, generous conversation between an atheist philosopher and a Christian academic, perfect for anyone interested in science, faith and the mysteries of existence.
Can theology keep pace with cosmology and evolution?
And does scientific discovery threaten faith, or deepen it?
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Emily’s bookDecoding the CosmosGod, Physics, and the Search for Deeper Explanation
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