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The Oxford professor is most famous for his book The God Delusion. Surprisingly, Dawkins admits to Premier that there must have been some cause for the start of the universe.
Be sure to check out the upcoming Unbelievable Conference in May.
MP3 Audio here.
Found at Premier.org.
8 comments :
Keep up the good work.
Iam weary of being lectured to by adults who believe in what seem rather ridiculous fantasy creatures.
The world would be better off without it.
Wow; this was very eye-opening...
Thank you Brian
More excellent Dawkins - thanks.
Dawkins cold calculating and disrespectful..Justin professional restrained and respectful... proof positive of the difference between an atheist and a Christian....one loves God the other hates Him
Michael that's exactly what Stalin and Hitler said about Christianity..how did that work out?
I didn't hear Dawkins explicitly admit that there needs to be a first cause of the universe. All he said was that scientists don't understand what happened at the beginning of the universe. So, if you want to say that God caused the universe to come into existence (he says), you are just playing with words. Perhaps he did so implicitly, however, by admitting there was a singularity that brought the universe into being? Even then, he could get out of the need for a first cause by appealing to the multiverse, as Justin points out. So where does he admit there needs to be a first cause of the universe, either explicitly or implicitly?
How old was this?
Where can I find this in iTunes form? which podcast? what date?
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