EP 6 - Who Wrote the Code That Built You?

EP 10 - It Was Never a Head Problem. It Was Always a Heart Problem.

EP 10 - The Only Cure for a Hard Heart Episode 10 of the Science & Faith series. More evidence won't fix a hard heart. More arguments won't either. We've covered the Big Bang, DNA, molecular machines, the fossil record, and the real reason scientists reject God. Now we land on the only answer that actually works, the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Context changes everything.

EP 9 - The Real Reason They Reject God

Episode 9 of the Science & Faith series. Designer means design. Design means purpose. Purpose means right and wrong. Right and wrong means a Judge. Follow that chain and you understand why so many reject the obvious conclusion. Thomas Nagel admitted it - he simply doesn't want there to be a God. This was never an intellectual problem. It's a heart problem. Subscribe to the newsletter: whatitactuallysays.substack.com

EP 8 - Why Scientists Really Reject God

Episode 8 of the Science & Faith series. It was never about the evidence. A Harvard geneticist admitted they cannot allow a Divine Foot in the door - not because the evidence demands it, but because of a prior commitment to materialism. That's not science. That's a religion called atheism wearing a lab coat. Subscribe to the newsletter: whatitactuallysays.substack.com

EP 7 - The Cambrian Explosion

Episode 7 of the Science & Faith series. Evolution says life developed slowly over millions of years. But the fossil record tells a different story. In a geological instant nearly all major animal body plans appear - fully formed, with no ancestors. Darwin knew this was a problem. 160 years later it's only gotten worse. Subscribe to the newsletter: whatitactuallysays.substack.com

EP 6 - Who Wrote the Code That Built You?

Episode 6 of the Science & Faith series. Your DNA has 3 billion letters of code in every cell - with a built-in spell-checker running at 99.9999999% accuracy. Inside your cells are molecular machines that spin at 100,000 RPM. Engineers study them to improve human technology. We look at the microscopic world that screams design. Subscribe to the newsletter: whatitactuallysays.substack.com