Thanks for this video! Greetings from Germany

i always love when they bolster old arguments into new and better versions

Great resource. As a TikTok apologist with over 460,000+ followers, I am thankful you posted this resource and will be studying it for a good and thorough presentation of the fine tuning argument. Mainly for KZread which will make a new channel for soon. Thanks again, this is benefitting me greatly.

@JohnSmith-bq6nf

4 ай бұрын

What’s your channel

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Thank you for the video. Like your channel!

Thank you for the interview.

Those were interesting reasons and conclusions for why God might have fine-tuned optimal tools for scientific discovery.

Nice!!

The drawback to a multiverse for a atheistic view is… in a infinite number of universes there will be one where there is a all powerful, all knowing creator who is outside time and matter

@fjgiie

6 ай бұрын

In any and all universes, there are things that are possible, but no magic. Why tell a lie when you will look weaker? Many of the universes were already here when dogs were born. Dirt first, then peanuts. The sand did not know about plant life.

One problem I see with this view is when we discover things about it since they tend to get very complicated such as recreating particles etc. Would this suggest God is sadistic/evil? God could have made discoverability easier.

@jonathacirilo5745

Жыл бұрын

I think the theist would say that God can't be sadistic/evil, and that the difficulty in discovering things is either our own fault or that it is a necessary consequence of own our limitations. something like that, idk. those guys can probably provide a better answer.

@MasterMooper

Жыл бұрын

i think that difficulty makes it more fun.

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he looks like Solid Snake from Metal Gear Solid 4 lol

Looks like a typo in the artwork.

@TheAnalyticChristian

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me know. I fixed it. Please let me know if it changed on your end.

@willcd

Жыл бұрын

@@TheAnalyticChristian looks fixed now!

BWAH HAH HAH HA ha! The moment I heard _Messiah University_ I knew it was going to be a pack of lies.

@TheAnalyticChristian

2 ай бұрын

He’s published this research in top tier journals and academic presses. So no, not a pack of lies.

@JM-ot8ux

2 ай бұрын

@@TheAnalyticChristian That's hilarious. "Top tier journals and academic presses." Name them. Name _one._ Christians ALWAYS lie, so you're not to be believed until 1) It's really a "top tier" journal, not something published by Answers in Genesis or the Creation Institute. 2) If he has actual published research in actual "top tier" journals, it's probably not on anything remotely religious, nor will it credit intelligent design for its findings. 3) The journals and academic presses must not be those published by Christian organizations.

@TheAnalyticChristian

2 ай бұрын

@@JM-ot8ux here is a link to articles and book chapters he’s published. He’s published work on the fine-tuning argument (the topic of this interview) with Cambridge University Press and Oxford University Press. www.messiah.edu/homepage/1662/robin_collins

@JM-ot8ux

2 ай бұрын

@@TheAnalyticChristian Ridiculous! Here's an example of the CHRISTIAN books and the CHRISTIAN articles, and the non-CHRISTIAN articles (only a very very rfew) are not HARD SCIENCE and provide NO HARD EVIDENCE FOR FINE -TUNING. Once again, a Christian lies by indirection, lies by implication, and lies, lies, lies. " “The Fine-Tuning Evidence is Convincing.” In Oxford Dialogues in Christian Theism, Chad Meister, J. P. Moreland, and Khaldoun Sweis, eds., Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013." Got that? An article published about CHRSTIAN THEISM. What a total load. Disgusting fraud.

@JM-ot8ux

2 ай бұрын

@@TheAnalyticChristian “Theism and Naturalism.” In The Routledge Companion to Theism, Charles Taliaferro, Victoria Harrison, and Stewart Goetz, eds., New York: Routledge, 2012. CHRISTIAN articles by CHRISTIAN publishers, NOT peer-reviewed science. You are SUCH a liar; You'll delete this comment--because you're dishonest.