Five Short Talks

I've mentioned philosopher of science Stephen Meyer frequently in the past, most recently yesterday. I mention him again today because he has delivered a series of five short but worthwhile talks at Prager U. on why the evidence scientists have uncovered in cosmology and biology over the last couple of decades makes more sense when seen as products of intentional design than as products of blind mechanistic processes.

Meyer is the author of three excellent books on the subject, Signature in the Cell, Darwin's Doubt and Return of the God Hypothesis. Each of these contains enough scientific evidence and cogent argumentation to convince anyone who's not already dead set against it that the universe and living things are not just exorbitantly improbable flukes but are rather the products of intelligent engineering.

The videos are each about five minutes long. Here are the first two in the series:

You can access the rest of the talks in the series at the link.