Category Archives: Science and Christianity
Carroll, Craig, Causes and Explanations
When assessing Sean Carroll’s arguments against William Lane Craig, it is essential to remember that Craig is arguing that physics cannot completely and fully explain the universe. Physics points beyond itself to a transcendent cause. We mention this because so many of Carroll’s objections to Craig seem question begging.
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Tagged Christianity and Science, Debate, Fine Tuning, God and Maths, God and Science, God and the Big Bang, Physics, Sean Carroll, Things Science Can't Explain, William Lane Craig
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The Argument from Consciousness in Eight Quick Points
1) We cannot directly observe another creature’s consciousness, and we cannot measure or quantify conscious experiences. If we could describe every physical fact about a bat’s brain in every detail, we would still not have a description of what the bat experiences.
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Tagged argument from consciousness, Christianity and Science, consciousness, Evidence, Evidence for God, Faith and Reason, God and Science, Things Science Can't Explain
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