James George

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Geraint F. Lewis creates universes for a living. That is, he uses supercomputers to tinker with leptons, quarks, and the four fundamental forces of nature to build exotic simulations of what alternate worlds might look like. He has discovered that it's daunting to pose as a creator, even for someone with a doctorate in astrophysics from the world-renowned Institute of Astronomy at the University of Cambridge. "Playing with the laws of physics, it turns out, can be catastrophic for life," he said. "Often ... the periodic table disappears, and all the astonishing beauty and utility of chemistry desert us. The galaxies, stars, and planets that host and energize life are replaced by lethal black holes or just a thin hydrogen soup.... These are ... not the kind of place that you'd expect to encounter complex, thinking beings like us." On the other hand, creating an actual universe from nothing, while carefully fine-tuning a flourishing habitat for human beings, is a primary job description of God. "The heavens declare the glory of God," reads Psalm 19:1. "The skies proclaim the work of his hands." In fact, "fine-tuning" is one of the most compelling arguments for God's existence. The numbers that govern the operation of our universe are calibrated with mind-boggling precision so that life can exist. In other words, the very physics of the universe are so precisely tuned that they defy the explanation that the universe is merely the result of chance. When asked which argument for God's existence he and other skeptics consider the strongest, the late atheist Christopher Hitchens replied, "I think every one of us picks the fine-tuning one as the most intriguing." In his book God: The Evidence, the Harvard-educated former atheist Patrick Glynn credits the fine-tuning of the cosmos as being among the key reasons for his conclusion that the universe is the handiwork of a master designer. He said that, as recently as the 1960s, a reasonable person weighing the scientific evidence would likely come down on the side of skepticism, but that's no longer the case. "Today," he concluded, "the concrete data point strongly in the direction of the God hypothesis. It is the simplest and most obvious solution to the [fine-tuning] puzzle." Indeed, the once-skeptical Paul Davies, former professor of theoretical physics at the University of Adelaide, is now convinced that there must be a purpose behind the universe. "Through my scientific work I have come to believe more and more strongly that the physical universe is put together with an ingenuity so astounding that I can't accept it merely as a brute fact," he wrote in his book The Mind of God. "I cannot believe that our existence in the universe is a mere quirk of fate, an accident of history, an incidental blip in the great cosmic drama." That's a staggering statement from an eminent scientist. This reading is from my book "Is God Real?: Exploring the Ultimate Question of Life."

🧵🚨 WHO is officially rebranding the failed “climate change” narrative as a formal health emergency Just as the UN and its surrogates quietly dropped the Armageddon/doomsday scenarios that defined years of messaging, WHO is pivoting hard.

A.F. Branco Cartoon – Voters rejected Democrats’ policies in 2024, only to return to them in the 2024 midterms. (Proverbs 26:11). Makes no sense. Fraud? comicallyincorrect.com/categ…

The Washington Post is fabricating this out of whole cloth. I have not reached out to anybody about running for anything. Just another pathetic attempt to garner clicks. Using anonymous sources of course!