Can This Man PROVE That God Exists? Piers Morgan vs Stephen Meyer

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In a lively yet in-depth discussion, Piers Morgan drills down to the core of human existence with Stephen C. Meyer, the prominent ‘intelligent design’ advocate.
In this Piers Morgan Uncensored special, Meyers firmly rejects the idea that a scientific worldview leads to atheism, arguing instead that ‘the universe requires a creator or cause’. When Richard Dawkin’s name is mentioned, Meyer claims that he actually really loves the atheist firebrand and admires his intensity. Lastly, Morgan and Meyers agree that the question of God’s existence is tied to more than just cold hard facts, but also human nature itself.
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00.00 - Who is Dr Meyer?
02.23 - Is Darwin Wrong?
06.03 - Scientific evidence for God
15.58 - The Multiverse
19.29 - What is the meaning of life?
22.52 - Atheists’ anger
25.48 - Why is there suffering?
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@stuart_edward 22 күн бұрын

I've been an athiest all 32 years of my life, more attracted to science and things that I can see or prove. To the point I've debated people in the past about how stupid the idea of a god is. Recently, I began to find myself being more and more interested in religion. I've no idea why, I just know that I felt a calling to learn more. Now baring in mind that I've been staunchly against the existence of a god, I started to get this strange feeling when I was doing things. The feeling of being watched. The feeling of being judged on my actions. As crazy as this sounds in words, I began to think to myself, "if there is a God, he's watching me right now. I shouldn't be doing this." And so I started to adjust certain behaviours to try to be good, because I felt I was letting someone or something down. The same type of way you don't want to let a parent down. I also, very recently, began to get this feeling of some type of presence. Like no matter where I am or what I'm doing there's a presence with me, and I find myself apologising to this presence I believe to be gid, if I do something wrong. Imagine that? Sounds crazy right? Maybe it is. Maybe I am. Who knows. Now, if you've lived my life, you'd understand how crazy it sounds to me or anyone around me to be apologising in my head to God😂. I mean I feel crazy typing it. As I walk, as I work, play, talk... no matter what I'm doing it's all I'm thinking about. I'm apologising for all the things I've done and all the people I've hurt in my life and hoping I'm forgiven by this presence or power. Even as I sit typing right now, I can feel a presence watching over me and it's almost to the level I feel like I'm typing this to spread the word, or even just to share it. To open up someone else's eyes. I also started reading the bible not too long ago, and again, if you knew the life I was from you'd understand how crazy it is to even have a bible, it really was a huge step. Every single person in my life is completely non religious and would laugh if they seen my bible. I'd be a comple outsider. The only one. The "stupid" one "if I believe any of that nonsense." I've had recent conversations where workmates have laughed off the idea of a god, they think the idea is something to mock religious people over. I didn't defend it. I didn't tell them i was religious. I didn't challenge them and I've found myself feeling riddled with guilt that I never. One of the arguments was "I grew out of religion when I was about 12 when i realised Santa wasn't real either." Unfortunately, I don't have the wisdom, or the information to defend or debate it right now, but I will have, eventually. Full disclosure, I still don't fully know if I'm Christian, I still have doubts, I'm still very much unsure what this journey is. But hopefully it starts to become clearer and clearer over the next few years. If if you've made it this far, thank you! I really appreciate your time🙂

@joelnugteren5206 22 күн бұрын

Sorry to hear, hope you get the mental help you need x

@AMC2283 22 күн бұрын

in reality aren't you just another christian having a crisis of faith who wants someone to reply with what you want to hear?

@MrSontaran3 22 күн бұрын

Thank you, you have expressed your search for truth journey very well, this is indeed helpful for the rest of us, who have questions about our lives and on matters of faith! Well done you, keep up the good work! We are all called to meaningful relationships with others, and with God too! Keep going on your journey, I think you have found a healthy direction to pursue! God bless ;D

@stuart_edward 22 күн бұрын

@@joelnugteren5206 it's a massive shame that you get satisfaction from being horrible to others. I hope you find some type of true happiness soon✌️

@stuart_edward 22 күн бұрын

@@AMC2283 there is no motive behind my comment, other than expressing my thoughts. It's pretty simple. You're searching for subliminal meaning where there is none. It is exactly as my words read, nothing else. If you read properly, you'd see that I wasn't a Christian, I never have been and I still wouldnt call myself one because I'm unsure what exactly it is to be one. However, things that have happened recently have left me with a lot of questions. It's a shame that your mind isn't open enough to try to understand others.

@suegordon6805 23 күн бұрын

I remember being at my mother’s bedside when she died. She died of Alzheimer’s and was non verbal for many months before her death. She opened her eyes and looked at me and said, “Sue, I’ll see you on the other side”. And then she passed. It blew my mind.

@missbriteyes22 23 күн бұрын

This brought tears to my eyes. Bless you. ❤

@Marabarra94 23 күн бұрын

seems made up

@Decapodd 23 күн бұрын

Am sorry but there is no other side. Its see you when Jesus comes

@j.knight9335 23 күн бұрын

@@Marabarra94 That's because you're of bad will.

@Marabarra94 23 күн бұрын

@@j.knight9335 it's because you are gullible. people need attention.

@BrotherAlbert 17 күн бұрын

I seen Stephen Meyer speak at Chuck Smith's church in California many years ago and seen his presentation of the tiny machines working in each of our cells, it was truly fascinating. I bought his first book "Signature in the Cell". It was a great read. God bless you Stephen, keep up the good work. Brother Albert

@LGpi314 14 күн бұрын

LMAO. When Joe Rogan makes you look dishonest and unintelligent with simple questions... you know you've made some really terrible life choices. He made Meyer look like a M0R0N. LMAO

@Vintagelife777 14 күн бұрын

I’m reading the comments section and asking myself this question- Why does the question of belief or unbelief in God bring out such strong emotions and passion. Why do people get so angry over what another person believes? There is only one explanation I can think of and that is, I believe it shows the greatest battle of all time between good and evil, between light and darkness, what a writer once called “The Great Controversy”. I would encourage anyone reading this message to read that book The Great Controversy, it’s a free book you can find online

@AJ-20881 13 күн бұрын

My $0.02c - b/c, each one of us (even the so-called atheist) is spiritually at a different stage and when one encounters a thought (or a person) that is far far far away from that level, one tends to give an extreme reaction...

@cthulhucrews6602 8 күн бұрын

Usually because someone's belief about how the universe was created doesn't stop there. If just stopped at "a mind created the known universe", conversations would be civil. But what often follows is "I know what said mind wants for all humans, what it wants is for us to do X, Y and Z, and if you don't do X, Y and Z you are not one of its chosen creatures, and you will likely suffer for all eternity in a realm of pure pain and agony". Among other things. Some people find that an issue.

@iamthasecond 8 күн бұрын

2 Corinthians 10 and Ephesians 6 right? The struggle is against the spiritual forces in the heavenly realms. That's exactly the answer.

@cliveshalice8490 4 күн бұрын

I think you need to think again. It's a case of some people are happy to believe in myth and legend, whilst other people prefer to believe in empirical truth. It's as simple as that.

@iamthasecond 4 күн бұрын

@cliveshalice8490 I suppose, but empirical truth and certain religious truth are both ultimately founded on universal concepts. So the question at that point is what is the underlying foundation of those concepts. Good and Evil seems more than reasonable, especially given that it wouldn't make sense for humans to believe in good and evil if we're merely the results of billions of years of unguided, irrational materialistic processes.

@felishahauswirth9336 21 күн бұрын

I love Stephen Meyer!!! I've listened to many interviews with him. He's wonderful, never seems to get flustered at all. Just calmly explains his position. As a Christian, I'm so glad to have him.

@seantaylor4095 20 күн бұрын

Why would he get flusterd being interviewed by someone who agrees with him?

@billypilgrim4816 19 күн бұрын

As a scientist I’m so incredulous we are listening to religious anachronism in the 21st century

@bradleygonzalez1160 19 күн бұрын

⁠@@billypilgrim4816 as a human it amazes me that a Christian scientist can be so humble and say he loves Dawkins and speaks so highly of him….and a highly educated person like yourself can’t see the difference….. Have a most excellent day Jesus is Lord Jesus loves you.

@bradleygonzalez1160 19 күн бұрын

@@seantaylor4095 well he’s being put on the spot about life’s and sciences biggest questions…. He answers with wisdom and calm. See the difference between him and Dawkins. Enough said.

@seantaylor4095 19 күн бұрын

@@bradleygonzalez1160 He's not being put on the spot. He's being teed up to answer the questions he wants to answer because they're in his book. Still, I'm glad you're convinced.

@eugeniamaurajames1907 23 күн бұрын

I loved how Meyer apologized for bringing up a “personal moment” in the context of an interview about physics and philosophy. In the Age of Oversharing, this struck me as such an elegant move.

@PunsandPixels 23 күн бұрын

Yup yup. 100%. We just got some crazy singer sharing about where she wants to put her face, oversharing at its peak. These people need to stop thinking the rest of humanity even cares about their craziness

@GillmanStudio 23 күн бұрын

And such an elegant comment

@davidegral7152 23 күн бұрын

This man is all class

@Seminolejm 23 күн бұрын

Funny you say that because it was so unexpected to me considering how too many people want to dump their personal stuff out for everyone to see. You could tell that he didn’t want to use an emotionally charged moment to sway others but briefly succumbed to a second of vulnerability but caught himself.

@OmniTranscend 23 күн бұрын

It brings confidence to the integrity of the intentions of his work

@nzlotrfan 17 күн бұрын

I had the pleasure of hearing Stephen speak in New Zealand a number of years ago. A lovely and intelligent man.

@jackthebassman1 12 күн бұрын

He’s a nut, fraud or liar.

@bobtan6744 11 күн бұрын

You're a slanderer, fool, or both@@jackthebassman1

@mwarr777 11 күн бұрын

Jack. He is articulate and talks from a scientific perspective. I think he was amazing . 👏. Tell me why he is a fraud. You cannot so do not try . This is the best explanation of how the universe started . Someone somehow somewhere created it. It didn't come from nowhere. That's his whole point . It is quite a simple process. Open your mind and actually listen to him.

@jackthebassman1 11 күн бұрын

@@mwarr777 Lol, what an incredibly stupid response, you ask me a question and then say “You cannot so do not try” That’s either funny on a level I don’t understand,just plain dumb or you’re a kid fecking about on the internet while your parents are out. You tell me to open my mind whilst you’re is slammed, triple locked and barred. Ok you have your wish, I won’t bother, there’s no point in any discussions with kids or the mentally challenged.

@aue82a 6 күн бұрын

"A lovely and intelligent man" therefore: god. Obviously in NZ for damage control where christianity is on the decline.

@dwptechduco 17 күн бұрын

One of the more honest confessions I've heard in a while. I think you are on your way to finding what is true and what is false by having an open mind. First, take religion off the table. You may have never thought about it in this way but, think of a transcendent being creating everything we see in reality. There is no religion involved here. It's simply a transcendent being (we call God) creating because he has the ability to do it. Now because none of us were around when he did this, the question is, did he do it? How would we know unless he told us? So now the question is, did he tell us? The answer to that question is a resounding YES! And the way he chose to tell us is through his written Word (the Bible) The explanation of creation of all things is described very simply. He also said that we would know of his existence through his creation. Because God is a personal God not a religion, he cares for you personally because he created you very special and unique. There has been no one, nor will there ever be anyone like you. We are all uniquely created by him. It is perfectly normal to question if he actually exists because we cant see him. When Jesus was here, he said "if you have seen me, you have seen the Father" because Jesus and the Father are one. So be honest with God. Just say "I don't know if you exist and I want to know. Make yourself real to me." He tells us in the Bible that "if you seek me earnestly, you will find me." From there, it will be a learning process (I believe) you are going through right now. Be patient and continue to seek. He will reveal to you what you need to continue in this very special relationship with him. Don't listen to others who want to destroy this process and wreck your goal to learn more. They have always been around and will always be around. Don't forget, you have an enemy who is also fighting for your soul and he uses these people to discourage you and defeat you. All of the suffering in the world people like to blame God for it. The funny thing is, they never put blame where it belongs, and that is the devil himself who hates you! Why does he hate you? Because in the creation event, God said, (and you can find this if you already haven't), Genesis 1:26-27 26 Then God said, “Let us make human beings in our image, to be like us. They will reign over the fish in the sea, the birds in the sky, the livestock, all the wild animals on the earth, and the small animals that scurry along the ground.” 27 So God created human beings in his own image In the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. We are the only created life on the planet with a living soul. What is that? It's uniquely you. Our souls animate our physical bodies. When our physical bodies die, we continue to live full conscious and aware. This is what the battle is for. Satan knows his end and he wants to pull everyone he can down to the depths of Hell with him. So the battle is to keep you from accepting the free gift of eternal life in Heaven, being "Saved". Because God loves you so much, he sent Jesus to die for our sinful condition and pay the penalty for us. All we have to do according to Gods Word is found here in the book of Romans 10:9-10. "Because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes and is justified, and with the mouth one confesses and is saved." This is what Satan is trying to keep you from doing. And because none of us know when we will die, the Bible tells us that TODAY is the day for salvation. Not tomorrow or a week from now but TODAY. People get up every day and get ready for work or vacation or whatever they are doing and none of us think that today is our last day on earth. Nobody thinks that, but it happens day in and day out! I pray for you and your journey and God's blessings upon you and your family!

@BrotherAlbert 17 күн бұрын

Thank you for that 😉

@AndyCampbellMusic 16 күн бұрын

Jesus is imaginary. If the story in the book was true. Every believer would have amazing powers. They don't. That's a small estimate of 100 BILLION failures over 2,000 years. Google "god is imaginary 50 simple proofs" and read the book properly..

@BrotherAlbert 16 күн бұрын

Where in the Bible are you getting your information Andy Campbell?

@dwptechduco 11 күн бұрын

@@BrotherAlbert What are your thoughts on this subject? Where does the information we now know in the cell come from if we are meaningless, purposeless evolutionary matter?

@BrotherAlbert 11 күн бұрын

God is the only intelligent source we know to be the answer in our rational way of logically thinking.@@dwptechduco

@roselzero 24 күн бұрын

Finally! A good show where there is no screaming, fighting or yelling. Whichever side one takes, you can appreciate the intelligent and meaningful conversation.

@tryingtocorrect 24 күн бұрын

ye so many shouting recently :)

@esch4920 24 күн бұрын

Mmm pseudo intelligent.

@fundidoarrojo269 24 күн бұрын

It happens when you discuss stuff that's mostly irrelevant, as opposed to, I don't know, defending a genocide for example...

@sdjslkdjlsskldjslkdjsl8262 24 күн бұрын

DO YOU CONDEMN HAMAS?!

@PhullyNo1 24 күн бұрын

It because there’s a liar and a believer on screen. That makes for no argument.

@SotonSam 23 күн бұрын

I've been an atheist my whole life and I've just started calling myself a Christian within the last week or two

@sofahousechurch8266 23 күн бұрын

Because of things like this?

@SotonSam 23 күн бұрын

@@sofahousechurch8266 No. This is just a random video in my feed

@charleyjohnson4823 23 күн бұрын

If you believe that Jesus is God become flesh to suffer, shed His blood, and die to pay your debt and cover your sins, you are a Christian. He will never leave or forsake you, you are eternally His. It's not just the good news, it's the best news!

@stevenselleck5460 23 күн бұрын

Welcome to the club. Spread the word- Christ is king

@inertiaforce7846 23 күн бұрын

Most atheists are agnostic atheist (weak atheist). They are not making a claim to knowledge, they are just not convinced that anybody knows the answer

@Charles-tp6sm 15 күн бұрын

Excellent interview. As a former skeptic, growing up in Catholic Ireland. I discovered a personal relationship with Jesus / God 17 years ago and I've never been the same again. All true meaning and purpose is derived from an openness, and gradual acceptance of a loving God.

@cliveshalice8490 11 күн бұрын

So can you explain the meaning of needless suffering in the world?

@user-gk3lu1gg9t 11 күн бұрын

why do children who believe in God get raped?

@closelaugh185 10 күн бұрын

seek help :)

@closelaugh185 10 күн бұрын

(real help, not fairy tales)

@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098 10 күн бұрын

@@closelaugh185no

@KuriosChristos 19 күн бұрын

What are the chances that anything can happen by chance? Nothing can happen by chance because chance cannot do anything. I once had a discussion with a professor at Harvard who said to me the universe was created by chance. I pushed him a little bit on this, used a coin to illustrate the problem. I said, “If I have a fifty-cent piece and flip it up in the air, what are the chances that it comes up heads?” He says, “50/50.” I said, “OK, how much influence does chance exert on the flip of the coin?” He said, “What do you mean?” I said: “Well, the way it comes up heads or tails is determined by how much pressure is exerted on it, what the density of the atmosphere is, how many revolutions it takes, and so on, whether you catch it here, or here, or here, and whether after you catch it you turn it over or don’t turn it over. Those are all the variables. How much influence does chance have?” He still didn’t get it. I said: “Well, look. If you’re using the term chance to talk about mathematical possibilities, it’s a perfectly useful term. But when we ascribe to chance a power to do something, we are saying the chance is something. Now, what is it? What is this mysterious X factor that causes the coin to come up tails or heads?” He still looked at me, and I said, “Wait a minute.” I said, “Chance cannot do anything because chance is not anything.” For something to act, it must first what? Be. Chance is not a thing; it’s no thing; it’s nothing. When you say to me that the universe was created by chance, you are saying the same thing as saying the universe was created by nothing, and you’ve taken a perfectly good word to describe mathematical possibilities and now informed it with magical power. Giving it ontological status, giving it power to do something when it is not anything, and that is the principal idea that is used as a substitute for creation. Now, I know there are some who argue that the universe is eternal and always has been here. That’s another question, but the vast majority of critics today who deny the creation of this world by a self-existent, eternal God appeal to some kind of beginning to all of reality that comes from nothing. It’s the rabbit out of the hat-without a hat, without a rabbit, without a magician. It’s worse than magic; it’s pure mythology. If there ever was a time when there was nothing, there would be nothing now. So there always had to be something, something that had the very power of being within itself or nothing could possibly be. Is there anything more elementary than that. If the equation is God or chance, the only possible solution, is God. Because chance can do nothing. R.C. Sproul

@UniqueG24 18 күн бұрын

Well, who or what made God? Anyway, the professor who supposedly said that the universe was created by chance obviously didn't know what he was talking about (and, by the way, Bayesian statistics perfectly aligns with the coin toss argument, so it's very fishy, to say the least, that a Harvard professor right l wouldn't get the argument). Yes, chance cannot create anything. But that is a total strawman. Of course I can't rule out the existence of God. But I find it much more likely that we (a) don't have nearly enough information about physics and the big bang, and (b) that at some level things start to behave way beyond our realm of comprehension (like quantum physics, but possibly 100x worse). So yeah, between God or chance, I also go with "God". But that is a silly argument/discussion.

@user-tx1qe7gi9q 18 күн бұрын

Thank you. This is a superb exegesis.

@dannylewthwaite 17 күн бұрын

So God can be self-existent, eternal and come from nothing but the universe can't?

@self-help3796 17 күн бұрын

Brilliant

@user-tx1qe7gi9q 17 күн бұрын

@@dannylewthwaite Well . . . that actually IS just what the scientists are telling us. The universe started--apparently from nothing material--about 13.8 billion years ago. Scientists no longer believe that the universe is eternal, though that once was their position. If I understand the theist position, it is that God is "transcendent"--which does seem to be a non-testable, non-falsifiable, non-verifiable proposition. So I am not to sure whether the ball has actually been moved as far down the field, as it were, as the theists would have us believe.

@angelodaloia9767 23 күн бұрын

Having lost my wife suddenly and unexpectedly at the age of 53 I know only too well the pain of grief, but I can honestly say this experience has brought me closer to God. God has shown up in my life like never before through many supernatural coincidences that have brought me a great deal of comfort, Psalm 34 vs 18 says “God is close to the brokenhearted “ this has been my experience. I am now more convinced than ever before that there is a God and my wife is in heaven and I will see her again.

@angelodaloia9767 23 күн бұрын

@@AaronK-ef8yv I get where you’re coming from but my wife died before she got the Covid jab from an undiagnosed brain tumour.

@civildonut 23 күн бұрын

@@angelodaloia9767 I'm sorry for your loss. May your wife rest in peace.

@plottaz 23 күн бұрын

May your wife enjoy perfect heavenly peace and may you find your own peace until you are reunited for eternity. God bless, I am very sorry for your loss

@clayw70 23 күн бұрын

I pray that the Lord continues to comfort you. 🙏

@NigelHearne-yv7en 23 күн бұрын

Pray to Jesus and he will comfort you, he understands your grief and is watching over you 🙏😔

@philosophercabin2941 22 күн бұрын

So nice to see people like Stephen Meyer on "mainstream" channels with a broad audience like Piers Morgan.

@mcmanustony 21 күн бұрын

Why? He peddles the same lies he does elsewhere....

@afrochris7310 21 күн бұрын

@@mcmanustonyseethe harder atheist, your misery will never infect us 😂

@trishash79 21 күн бұрын

@@mcmanustony You call them lies. You had the opportunity in your comment to tell us the truth. What is the truth according to your worldview?

@Cardsncoinsmagicman 21 күн бұрын

@@afrochris7310 you believe in a man whos a charlatan😆😆and he has been debunked. Cope theist.

@Birgeyful 21 күн бұрын

@@mcmanustony what lies, didnt you hear Neil DeGrasse Tyson saying in the video they have no idea, so its all speculation from the scientists, and if you have to guess the most simple explanation is most often true. Michio Kako says he doesnt know any in his field that use the scientific method, its all guesswork

@lisaevans6530 19 күн бұрын

Wow, that has truly blown me away as a non-believer in any God. Absolutely brilliant 👏

@mwarr777 11 күн бұрын

I always believed there was some kind of God by that I mean a creator. I just never believed he is the God we are taught in all religions .. so in that respect I was an atheist too. But I always believed in a creator. The universe didn't come from nowhere of course. And I also believe we have some kind of soul that never dies. It doesn't go to heaven it goes somewhere else. Many theories but do not want to bore you haha 😆

@lisaevans6530 11 күн бұрын

What you have said makes perfect sense, I do believe there is something after death although I have no idea what it is, I just truly never thought of in a 'religious' way. I tend to find, in my experience, that religion is used to soothe, explain, make sense of things that remain unexplained or with lack of real proof and I just don't buy into that! Religion has used to explain so many atrocities and I just can't get to grips with a 'God'.

@mwarr777 11 күн бұрын

@@lisaevans6530 I agree Religion is used to soothe and make sense of things, but also to restrain and control. Life is a test in a way for me, a way to prepare for wehatever is next, the Atrocities the good the bad, is a way to give us all some perspective for whatever is next, in my opinion. What comes next i have no idea, but the Gods of this little blue planet are small minded, it is much bigger than this in my humble opinion, there is a creator, what reasons he created all of this we find out later, after death .. of our body per say.. but i agree, what is called God and Religion on this blue rock makes no sense to me, but a creator of all, the vastness of all, makes sense, i mean the universe did not just appear, someone or something created it and gave it a beginning for a reason, want to know what that is

@alfonstabz9741 10 күн бұрын

@@mwarr777 Our God give us clue. We exist surrounded by empty unfinished planet that is not yet suitable of life. now let's go and finish it. travel and terraforming planets fill it with life is our mission .

@theeggtimertictic1136 10 күн бұрын

I'm always toooing and froooing but I love Stephens videos about DNA and coding.

@shaanchaudhry5719 22 сағат бұрын

I first heard Stephen Meyer speak on the Rogan podcast several months ago. It’s one of the greatest podcasts I’ve ever heard. I highly recommend anyone interested in these origin questions to check it out. This convo with Piers was beautiful, respectful, and high level as it gets. I hope more people come to know of Stephen Meyer.

@airinvisible 11 сағат бұрын

He can use the same arguments to say aliens have made everything. He is sceptical of aliens all together but the one God of Christianity out of millions of other Gods throughout history made it. Can someone tell me what am I missing. I want to believe too.

@petertheobald9624 22 күн бұрын

I have had the privilege to briefly meet Dr Stephen Meyer and he is a wonderful human being!

@vivian9187 22 күн бұрын

I picked up one of his books a few years ago and as an agnostic I was really surprised that I found his discussions so convincing. Especially the lack of science explaining the beginning of life

@nunca789 22 күн бұрын

@@vivian9187 Take a look at Dr. James Tour's work, much available on KZbin -- Dr. Tour is a world renowned expert in origin of life chemistry and biology.

@yankee2666 21 күн бұрын

And...?

@exhumus 21 күн бұрын

@@vivian9187There's always going to be gaps in our scientific knowledge, if there wasn't then we'd be "finished" with science. You don't get to put God in all the places where the answer should just be "we don't know yet". Meyer is a disingenuous liar-for-Jesus with an admittedly pleasant demeanor, air of authority and trustworthiness about him. I get why he's convincing, he seems like he's well versed in both sides and arrived at sensible conclusions. But please realise that once you step outside the Creation "science" bubble around The Discovery Institute, Answers in Genesis and the like you'll realise that we really do know a whole lot more than they want you to think. They often misuse buzz words, reference the state of fields as they were decades or sometimes even over a century ago, or even cherry pick statements blatantly out of context. For example, Meyer loves to use the Cambrian Explosion as evidence of a creation event that defeats evolution, but the Cambrian saw the emergence of hard bodied organisms that fossilize much more readily and the "explosion" covers a period of over 10 million years. It fits perfectly with evolution. Though he is a credentialed scientist he works as an apologist. His work contributes no understanding that help us to understand, make predictions or otherwise utilise the world around us. They simply help to reaffirm the faith of those who who are seeking that. And that's fine, if what you're really looking for is to have your faith strengthened. But if you're looking for genuine scientific enquiry look elsewhere.

@DebateKing7 21 күн бұрын

@@yankee2666 shut up

@stuartboorman 21 күн бұрын

Dr Stephen Meyer is so articulate here about complicated theories and subjects. And for someone of such great intellect, he has amazing humility. One of Piers Morgan's best interviews. I also loved that there was no interrupting.

@seantaylor4095 20 күн бұрын

It's easy to sound articulate when you're being cheered on by a host who already agrees with everything you say.

@stuartboorman 20 күн бұрын

@@seantaylor4095 I agree that PM was unusually supportive, but not that it is easy to be articulate on such complex issues. I suspect he would do equally well against someone pushing back on his argument, like Dawkins.

@seantaylor4095 20 күн бұрын

@@stuartboorman It is easy to sound articulate when you are practiced at public speaking, but that is not the same as making sense or your arguments holding up to scrutiny. As an atheist who believes that evolution holds the key (if not currently all the answers) to humanity and has heard numerous debates on these topics, I find his arguments around intelligent design and fine tuning quite basic and deeply flawed, but as a headline grabbing interview and book promotion quite effective.

@janetclark5668 20 күн бұрын

@@seantaylor4095 Well then, you haven't seen Meyer's debates with atheists.

@janetclark5668 20 күн бұрын

@@seantaylor4095 Are you as articulate in explaining the theory of evolution as Meyer is in explaining the theory of creation?

@robertcarr4172 7 күн бұрын

This conversation hurts my head. 😂. Thinking of the universe like that is so mind blowing

@joe6419 Күн бұрын

Yes. But F exciting!

@HajjiJesus Күн бұрын

Many of us will be in shock upon exit of this world, death, when we return to a Reality that is more real than this.

@justtam321 4 күн бұрын

When people ask: "Where is God when people are suffering?" I honestly wish to ask, "Well, where are you? Why is it that you are not taking the baton and running with it to save as many people as humanly or superhumanly possible. You do not believe in God when miracles happen, so why question him when you wish for a miracle to happen?" Honestly, people stand at the sidelines and see horror, ask "where is God in all this?!" Then continue to swipe through KZbin or Reddit or wherever else trolls hide. It appears largely inconsistent to me.

@Th3rdknight 24 күн бұрын

Stephen Meyer- he reminds me of a Mr. Rogers with a PhD. Very good change of pace Piers. All the rancour and dark debates of our current Milieu, nice to zoom out and have an affirmative talk about what really matters. After losing someone close today, this was serendipitous to hear this pleasant conversation. I like Piers and Stephen am a Christian but faith is hard to hold when you are met everyday with the coldness of our world- but when I heard Stephen speaking so eloquently and personally he gave me just that little jolt of faith. Thanks. Well done!

@sexgod57able 24 күн бұрын

I'm glad this came at the perfect time for you. Now pick up a Bible, think on your loss, open up to a random page and read both pages from top left of the left page to bottom right of the right page. In this practice, you will always find your answer. You're welcome. God bless.

@davids5980 24 күн бұрын

I pray that the person you lost is now in heaven. Please listen to I SPEAK JESUS by Charity Gayle LOUDLY if possible or with ear/headphones. God bless you In JESUS name.

@LCRLive687 23 күн бұрын

Huh? You think that the suffering and brutality caused by wars don't matter?

@sharontarin1310 23 күн бұрын

Oh gosh. I'm so very sorry for your loss. But as a Christian I hope you know that we're creating the coldness in this world, as human beings.

@Freewoman76 23 күн бұрын

❤

@annA48126 24 күн бұрын

Would have liked this conversation to go on for longer. Thirty minutes just wasn't long enough Piers. Would really love to see a conversation between Stephen Meyer and Richard Dawkins too.

@karenkati5019 24 күн бұрын

Look up John Lennox debating Richard Dawkins too, or anything John Lennox really. Wonderful.

@annA48126 24 күн бұрын

@@karenkati5019 Thanks for the tip karen. Will do. 🙂

@TyrellWellickEcorp 24 күн бұрын

lol, Dawkins pulled out of a debate opportunity with Meyer years ago. He knows he’d get demolished.

@anni730 24 күн бұрын

100% 👏

@cynthiagarnham1157 23 күн бұрын

It was the addition of mitochondria into the early primative simple cell. That was the game changer. Sort of symbiotic relationship!

@jmbrown3502 2 күн бұрын

God Bless you Stephan.. you are an inspiration to all those seeking answers to explain & defend their faith! 👍✝️🙏🏼

@Riffrite-ch2wt 11 сағат бұрын

Stephen was right when he said that the experience in your life gives proof of God.

@jamesreid6526 24 күн бұрын

I wish this was a longer conversation.

@dantheman909 24 күн бұрын

Check out his convo on Rogan or Shapiro. Both awesome!

@Polynuttery 24 күн бұрын

These are longer conversations with Steve Meyer on the Unbelievable! podcast, his three massive books and their audiobook versions, academic publications etc.

@Polynuttery 24 күн бұрын

And he was in Joe Rogan’s show about 6 months ago.

@Polynuttery 24 күн бұрын

And Eric or Bret Weinstein mentioned him and his work favourably a few weeks ago.

@Ser_Jerry 24 күн бұрын

Yeah there are dozens of hours on KZbin alone with Dr. Meyers. Dr. Hugh Ross (an astrophysicist) is also very interesting to listen too.

@WayTruthLife123 23 күн бұрын

This is by any comparison one of Piers Morgan’s best interviews. Dr. Meyer is a treasure indeed.

@aidankennedy1860 22 күн бұрын

But he's not. He has a preconceived idea of a god and he will always be biased to that view.

@aacuna4420 22 күн бұрын

Definitely

@majin-vegeta90 22 күн бұрын

Everyone with a world view is biased then. I'll continue to listen to thoughtful ideas no matter what the person's personal spiritual ideas are@@aidankennedy1860

@bentaylor9775 22 күн бұрын

@@aidankennedy1860exactly, this is just two people who believe in god talking without anyone that disagrees involved. Of course it’s friendly and he makes Meyers come across well. Bias interviews are not automatically good interviews.

@waxmonkeys3841 21 күн бұрын

He's dishonest and has been debunked many times.

@debbieabrahams149 18 күн бұрын

Really enjoyed this interview - hope you have him on again.

@12B4Christ 5 күн бұрын

Type Stephen Meyer right here in the youtube search window and you will find many many interviews and seminars Meyer gives.

@SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers 5 күн бұрын

Even if you could call the Torah/bible/Quran evidence, it’s poor. If the bible is egregiously faulty then the main character’s existence is likely fantasy. If the existence of Yahweh/Allah is a fiction (Muslims believe in the first five books of the Old Testament) then the god man/prophet Jesus cannot stand, nor any Abrahamic Prophet, such as Muhammad. Faith (belief without evidence) based on the contents of the bible/Quran is suspect, for the following reasons… Of the Canaanite gods. El was the top god (sort of Roman Saturn) Ba’al (Jupiter) was next, then down the line was the war/storm god Yahweh (Mars). The Jews nicked him and made him the creator. The first line of the bible is clearly incorrect. The Earth was formed at least 9.8 billion years after the heavens. How did the creator get that wrong? And, the rest of the creation is wrong. It’s as if an ancient ignorant tribe wrote it all by themselves. And, it takes light 2.5 million years to travel from Andromeda to Earth. That alone makes the heavens much older than Earth. Another biblical example that it’s a man made fiction. There are no waters above the firmament. Heaven isn’t up there either, we’ve been there. The tribes of the Middle East wouldn’t have known oceans would be frozen but for the heat of the sun. Yet, in the biblical account, water filled the oceans and outer space, all with no sun, and the light that made up the day was created before the sun? The ancient Jews had no concept the sun caused day and night onto a rotating Earth. The moon isn’t a light. It’s fiction by an ignorant tribe with no access to a god creator. Adam was made from dirt by magic and he, this god, forgot about Eve, an afterthought. so not an all knowing and wise god then? Snakes and donkeys talk, nonsense fiction, right up there with Harry Potter, though JK Rowling was clearly a better writer with fewer continuity errors. This god set up Eve by placing this magic apple within her reach, before she knew right from wrong. Then punished humanity thereafter. What a vicious god, if not a fictional one. Nonsense fiction, by an ignorant ancient people writing about their mythology, their nation’s origins, steeped in the mists of the past, just the same as the Greek, Persian and Babylonian cultures write about their make believe gods who were equally fervently worshipped. Inanna, the dying and rising goddess was such an example, worshiped for 2,500 years. With more dying and rising gods in the lexicon of ancient myths. Virgin births were pretty common too. Romulus and Remus, twin founders of Rome, born of the virgin Rhea Silvia. In ancient Egypt, Ra (the Sun) was born of a virgin mother, Net; Horus was the son of the virgin Isis. The Phrygo-Roman god, Attis, was born of a virgin, Nana, on December 25. He went on to be killed and was resurrected. Adam and Eve’s children (as Eve was a clone of Adam) and grandchildren (as Cain, Able and Seth only had Eve to produce offspring or with their unknown sisters) could only have been produced by incest, then double incest, according to the biblical account. But, as Eve was a clone of Adam, there would be no genetic diversity. Such a lack of diversity would have meant the death of the human species, ask the Hapsburgs. But then, their created god wouldn’t have known about genetics? The Exodus didn’t happen according to all evidence, acknowledged by the Jewish archaeologists who have tried to find it. The Egyptians never wrote of their army being swallowed by the sea. Mosses may never existed. There is a massive amount of genocide in the bible by a god who failed to get the locals to behave. Genocide because the Israelites needed a land to make home. If a creator of the universe and humans could have just thought a new land, a new island, south of Cyprus, it would have appeared. Easy for a god, not so for an ancient tribe to pull off? Then, this god could have told these others how to behave and punished individuals, if that’s what was needed. But no, he went straight to mass murder. What? And, the greatest god in the universe was defeated by iron chariots: Judges1:19. That is so ridiculous, such a puny god. Or, is it because the story was a creation of a tribe that had no concept of future technologies or tactics to defeat these new Iron Age chariots? I’m sure that a human Napoleon type tactician could have done better. Genesis 19 tells us of Lot being raped by this daughters. And yet this god is moral? He could have changed the course of their predicament, found him a younger wife or servant to sleep with, if a god. More incest. No respect for genetics? A blood sacrifice barbaric religion. The books that were supposedly written by Mosses consist of a linguistic style that didn’t exist at the time of his “life”. It’s a fictitious narrative, written by the Jews to give their new nation an historical legitimacy, and unify them, in the midst of other powerful cultures in the Middle East. Didn’t help much though, they were constantly being invaded and subjugated by more powerful “gods” of other warring nations. Even Yahweh acknowledged there were other gods. Remember the Ten Commandments tablets that were conveniently broken and then without fuss, lost. An all powerful creator of the universe who missed the opportunity to create the tablets out of an advanced technology, Titanium or, something really exotic perhaps? Is that because the Jews didn’t know about such a thing with no understanding of the future? The forging and preservation of such a technology would have cemented the truth of their god. Broken conveniently disappeared stone tablets: clearly, no god involved. Noah and his flood occurred when the Egyptians where going about their cultural and religious practices that continued afterwards; and, their religion was not replaced by the flood family’s immediate ancestors, fanning out from the ark. The Pharaohs and their gods continued unabated. No Yahweh? More incest? Another genetic bottleneck? The Chinese culture and writing developed along a continuum and they too were never taken the religion of Yahweh from the Middle East, by Noah’s relatives. Odd, don’t you think? Do you think? And, the ancient Britons and Australians failed to notice they were meant to be dead. The New Testament, if it is read, critically, is inconsistent and evolves over time. Indeed, the gospels were not written for decades after the death of this Jesus, whose birth and death are still questionable and no date can be asserted with clarity. There’s no evidence that all the first born were killed either in Egypt nor by Herod. I think the Egyptians would have recorded such a calamity and the calamities of the plagues, but nothing. Was it all made up? There is real historical evidence of John the Baptist, but not of the greater Jesus. There is historical evidence of Apollonius of Tyana, who allegedly ascended to heaven, similar to Jesus, but there is no extra biblical evidence of Jesus during his lifetime. There is an historical record of Jesus Ben Pandira but, no Jesus the Galilean outside of the bible. Nothing. There’s Jesus ben Ananias, a rude peasant, who went around Jerusalem in 66CE prophesying its fall in 70CE; he’s recorded in documents outside the bible, but not the biblical Jesus. His alleged disciples never wrote anything they were uneducated peasants. Contemporaries never recorded his miracles nor his troublesome nature. The bible account says he was widely known and a divisive figure that the Romans never recorded. Neither did the Jews. And, the crucified were left to rot on the cross/pole on which they were hung as a warning to insurrectionists? No empty tomb, it’s a fiction to turn a myth into a “fact”. To turn a dead man or a fictional man into god. Pilate was, in real history, recorded history, a truly nasty contemptuous man, he would never have allowed a crucified body’s removal to undermine its purpose as a warning. And, the alleged trial is a tale of the blood cult of scapegoating. Even Barabbus was a literary device representing scapegoating, suggesting it never occurred. Barabbus means, son of the teacher, or son of the father. The gospel writers where representing the two characters as essentially the same, one became the goat sacrifice. And, the twist was that the Jews shouted to let the murderer go, allowing the blame for Jesus’s death to be placed on the Jews and not the imperial Romans. It was very much a political narrative because the Jews and Romans where essentially at war, the destruction of the Temple in 70AD/CE, and this new sect/cult needed to distinguish themselves from the Jewish troublemakers, and the ongoing violence of the time. Paul never knew Jesus and only depicted him as a spiritual vision. He knew nothing of the man and nothing of his life or his teachings. More evidence that the Chrestos (anointed) was mythical? The gospel writers are unknown. The church gave them names years later. The first time the gospels were mentioned was in 180AD/CE by Irenaeus. Indeed, a very prominent Christian, Theophilus of Antioch (Feast day 13 October, died circa 184 AD/CE) said that he came to believe in Jesus from reading the Jewish Scriptures or, Torah. No mention of the gospels, no quoting of anything Jesus allegedly said. That’s really odd because a conversation with a Christian today invokes quotes from the bible. Best date for the gospels is circa, 170-182 AD/CE. The myth of the god man Jesus was created over many years. Mark was first written, not until at least 70AD/CE, say Christian scholars but, as above, likely much later. No record of the star of Bethlehem, of graves emptying, or sky darkening. It’s fiction. No Mosses, Abraham, no Noah, no Flood. As for flying horses in the Quran, that’s straight out of Greek mythology. No one should believe such nonsense today.

@gillianbennett6881 19 күн бұрын

THANK YOU PIERS! THIS WAS WONDERFUL!!! What a pleasure Stephen Meyer was to listen to. Calm, organised thought, clear explanation. So respectful in the way he speaks to you. I am sick of ranting and raving lunatics. ❤❤

@joselegaspi2549 24 күн бұрын

Why was the show so short????. I'm impressed Piers, you are knocking it out of the ball park with your guests, specially this one.

@jfurl5900 23 күн бұрын

It's short because there's nothing to say. The "discovery institute " is a complete fraud . First they come up with the answers and then they set up the questions. They dress it up in fake scientific sounding language.

@LGpi314 17 күн бұрын

Soft ball questions between 2 theists. LMAO

@colinsweeney2366 22 күн бұрын

Literally one of my favorite non-fiction authors. Stephen Meyers is amazing.

@seantaylor4095 20 күн бұрын

I thought stories of the supernatural were classified under fiction?

@anthonydolio8118 2 күн бұрын

Thank you to all involved for producing this interview. What a privilege to get to listen to two serious, intelligent men having a serious, intelligent conversation about a serious matter. Just outstanding. I am grateful.

@SonnyVakil 14 күн бұрын

As someone who studied evolutionary biology there is still so much evidence that is not being discussed it hurts to watch this.

@RandoBurner 13 күн бұрын

But that's not even the issue. How much of the evidence not talked about here can be interpreted as being intelligently designed? All of it.

@ThePossumone 13 күн бұрын

in youtube, or worse the comment section - only a tiny fraction of anything can be discussed. I have found generally people want to believe in God, or believe there is something "more" out there, or they don't. Occasionally, dyed in the wool atheists do become Christians. The famous C S Lewis said he was one of the most reluctant converts in the world, Nicky Gumbel, a Lawyer and Atheist, said he read the Bible to prove it wrong - and became a Christian (and eventually an Anglican Minister). It is a strange world.

@LGpi314 13 күн бұрын

@@ThePossumone "Occasionally, dyed in the wool atheists do become Christians. " Many true biblical scholars live religions altogether because they learn the bible is full if bullcrap and magic.

@airinvisible 11 сағат бұрын

@MrSontaran3 22 күн бұрын

Dr Stephen C Meyer is intelligent, learned, articulate, and compassionate, with a great understanding and respect for other persons and their points of view. He is a consummate gentleman. Great interview! :D

@mcmanustony 22 күн бұрын

He's a lying hack at a right wing pressure group seeking to pervert science education and lie to children about Jesus. But you do you....

@yf1177 17 күн бұрын

Indeed, he is a gentleman, but do his arguments hold any water?

@davidholdaway2319 22 күн бұрын

Definitely one of Piers best interview's. Meyers is a delight and brings great clarity and insight. He expresses perfectly why the overwhelmingly vast majority of people through history and alive today believe there is a Creator and a God.

@sleptiq 21 күн бұрын

But that number is fortunately dropping day by day.

@VoVina111 21 күн бұрын

It's sad that we got dumber over the centuries and lost common sense despite all the technological advancements

@michaelxz1305 21 күн бұрын

too bad he's most likely wrong... most people believe because they were born into it.. more and more people start to stop believing because we know a lot more now than we did before. Belief in God in the middle ages probably made a lot of sense. How many people who believe, believe in some other faith than that what they were born or married into?

@jakenbake9878 20 күн бұрын

The most recent poll data from pew research in 2024 shows “spirituality” is on the rise globally. It is true more people are identifying as not religious while simultaneously saying they believe in some non material supernatural phenomena. I would argue the respondents saying they are not religious but are spiritual do so for a multitude of reasons but one of which is social stigma. It’s easy to say something created the universe. Not as easy to say a specific God. All this is to say, the belief in a supernatural, non material thing is on the rise.

@karenschaepe8193 18 күн бұрын

This seemed like an odd pairing for an interview to me, having a lot of familiarity with both, but it was fantastic conversation. Wow..

@vitraiser3917 4 күн бұрын

Thank you, Stephen Meyer. You are clearly fulfilling your destiny. It's so satisfying to see.

@Ex_Nihilo777 22 күн бұрын

I remember when my dad died. We went and saw his body. The moment I looked at him I said "he is not in there", and the image of an empty vase came to mind. The sight of death is quite profound as it forcibly directs your whole being to the thought that me, you, us are not our bodies. At that moment my faith in a God became stronger. And his name is Jesus Christ.

@Cheximus 22 күн бұрын

lmfao.

@user-tt6rx1cy4f 22 күн бұрын

Amen ❤🙏

@marciebernath4890 21 күн бұрын

You are right. I saw the same thing when I saw my son lying lifeless. It was only a body, his soul had been freed from the vessel that held it. I pray to God that I will see him again in heaven

@jezza669 21 күн бұрын

Do you feel the same about dogs? Dogs aren’t just their bodies?

@Tbone.357 21 күн бұрын

Perhaps you drew that conclusion because of your upbringing and the fact that you're already taught that religious belief. Why couldn't you have just said maybe in the cosmos there is a creator but you zeroed in on one of the many thousands that have been believed... Very telling that you went to the culturally acceptable one.

@benturner52 21 күн бұрын

When my mum died I was 16 and I totally dismissed God. 9 years on and I am totally convinced God is real. Thank you for this conversation

@tonys8448 20 күн бұрын

Why

@ashj5952 20 күн бұрын

@@tonys8448 Perhaps this very video we're commenting on, is a good starting point?

@Dr.Ian-Plect 20 күн бұрын

@@ashj5952 No, the starting point is to do what he did; ASK.

@ashj5952 20 күн бұрын

@@Dr.Ian-Plect He already asked though. So, the next step is to look at the available evidence and reasons given in favor of the idea. I don't see the point in your comment.

@Dr.Ian-Plect 20 күн бұрын

@@ashj5952 My point is trivial to understand. The sequence; - Why - Perhaps this very video we're commenting on, is a good starting point? - No, the starting point is to do what he did; ASK. ---------- Then, you inanely respond with; He already asked though. So, the next step is to look at the available evidence and reasons given in favor of the idea. - what are you talking about?! He asked 'why' once, THEN your inane reply came suggesting the video as a starting point. Then I replied agreeing that asking the commenter 'why' is the appropriate starting point, not going to the video he referenced. If your next reply is yet more inane drivel, I'm not addressing it.

@jkorling 15 күн бұрын

Can this man PROVE That God Exists? Short answer: Absolutely not when the man in question is Stephen Meyer.

@fmaney5619 4 күн бұрын

I've been a follower of Jesus since the age of 10 years. I love learning and hearing various ideas. I'm always lead back to Truth.

@Andre_XX Күн бұрын

Oh dear, another one taken in by the religious cult...

@katlehomahlophe6513 21 күн бұрын

What love about Stephen Meyer is that, he articulate, eloquent and detailed in his explanation. As the Body of Christ we thank God for raising such a scholars

@original.dwornboy 20 күн бұрын

He has no explanation. He has a belief and a theory. No one knows where man came from. We all have ideas, but no proof.

@janetclark5668 20 күн бұрын

@@original.dwornboy He's explaining his belief and theory as a scientist and a Christian.

@Bc232klm 20 күн бұрын

Well now I know your god is fake. That dudes dmb as hell

@davidtrower1825 19 күн бұрын

Both take faith, God gave us free will and we are to exercise it. The Creator gave us brains, heart, and a soul.

@animegtrailer5208 19 күн бұрын

@@davidtrower1825Prove you have a soul

@SimonBell78 20 күн бұрын

I've just seen Piers in a completely different light. Stephen's thinking is fascinating. Such a brilliant interview.

@erinjenkins4738 18 күн бұрын

Agree!

@Peekaboo-Kitty 17 күн бұрын

Stephen Myers is a drop out Scientist. That why he now works for the Creationist Propaganda mills. ALL of his writings have been debunked by REAL Scientists.

@LeithYearwood 15 күн бұрын

What was your previous opinion of Piers and what is it now - what is the "different light"?

@BillGlenVille 13 күн бұрын

Agree.

@iako... 7 күн бұрын

I really appreciate Piers taking the time to discuss this topic. On the other hand, that shows like this address subjects such as God and the end of life are another sing that the end of the systems is really near. He that hath ears to hear, let him hear- Matthew 11:15

@ptkk21 5 күн бұрын

The whole idea of a creator collapses on itself, because a creator requires a creator. Vicious Loop.

@sherrythomas8149 23 күн бұрын

Outstanding description of how losing someone by increments makes you think you're more prepared for the moment they die. But the finality of death brings a depth of sorrow you had no idea was possible.

@RosemaryStudy 23 күн бұрын

I am at that point - mother is 97 and has dementia - fading away by increments. What Mr. Meyer shared really touched me, deeply.

@jgee3369 22 күн бұрын

And that depth of sorrow doesn’t go away. It’s always there. We are forever changed.

@automatedrussianbot8043 21 күн бұрын

people cant accept reality and make up deeelusions their loved ones are still here. you see it all over, even in these comments

@leiyang477 21 күн бұрын

Yes, losing a soul companion is very painful, especially when we the "living" have no knowledge of the realms beyond this 3D world we call Earth. Our senses limit us to the material, only a few gifted who have access to the band width beyong the 3D know that there are much higher forms of lives residing there, which is full of bliss, joy and contentment. See Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor's TedTalk "My Stroke of Insight".

@leiyang477 21 күн бұрын

@@RosemaryStudy Dr. Meyer is a spiritual teacher cloaked in the robe of a scientist, but he is using this access to the secular world to share the knowledge that our 3D world has a limited bandwidth on the frequency spectrum, there are infinite realms beyond 3D earth, it is like a classroom here, beings outside of it come here for a visceral lesson, clothed in a "human physical body". The 3D notion of death is but a transition.

@BartT75 24 күн бұрын

I can't remember the last time I sat thru a whole Piers Morgan video. The show is great when there is a good-faith conversation with an intelligent individual and Piers isn't acting like an arse... and, as we all know, that almost never happens.

@goofygrandlouis6296 24 күн бұрын

Well, tomorrow it's back to a subject on Palestine. So don't expect too much of that. 😆

@sTraYa249 24 күн бұрын

But you come back & keep harping on about. Are you just into complaining or are you unaware of how irrational that mindset it. Like banging one's head against a wall over & over.....yet you carry on & whinge on top

@the-hollywood-dog-says-6072 24 күн бұрын

Then why even start watching.

@karenkati5019 24 күн бұрын

Hard agree. And this guest, as an aside, is gold.

@Durzo1259 24 күн бұрын

Even though I disagree with this guests' conclusions, I fully respect him as someone who's intelligent, well spoken and productive. Unlike the raging man-child lunatics Piers usually has on.

@dreamcatcher3861 7 күн бұрын

Absolutely fascinating interview. The way I see it is, no one knows, so I’d err on the side of caution and try to be the best human being I can be. Put right my wrongs. Love unconditionally. Help others in every way I can. Just be a good, kind, non judgemental person and that’s all that matters at the end of the day. That way, you can die with no regrets. If there is a god, you’ve done good, if there isn’t, you’ve still done good.

@gerrywong3922 13 күн бұрын

Fantastic interview with Piers & Stephen Meyer. You must get him back again. Praise to God who made our universe.

@eusto_1 23 күн бұрын

I post rarely, this time I really feel the need to do it, because this was the best show I've ever seen at Piers Morgan, whom I warmly congratulate!

@DavidMcdonald-df8tb 22 күн бұрын

Glad you posted. Hope you have a good day 😊

@eusto_1 22 күн бұрын

@@DavidMcdonald-df8tb I have, thanks, I hope you do too!

@MrLinuxguru 20 күн бұрын

Stephen is an absolute gentleman and his ability to explain deep topics is phenomenal. He genuinely tries to search for the truth behind these theories and is always ready to listen to the counter arguments. Brilliant discussion.

@deviouskris3012 18 күн бұрын

Stephen is a hack who is laughed at by his own co workers and he has to jump on the discovery institute to platform his unsupported claims.

@Nai61a 14 күн бұрын

MrLinux etc: Actually, he is a liar for "Jesus". I do not like calling people liars, but there is no choice with this man.

@milansvancara 8 күн бұрын

Yeah, his ability to talk for hours about stuff he has no clue about is phenomenal... One of the best grifters out there:)

@djacidkingcidguerreiro9780 6 күн бұрын

All gods, all religions, all "holy" books are the creations of mankind.

@Andre_XX 2 күн бұрын

Good to see a sensible comment among all the utter garbage here.

@joedanache7970 Күн бұрын

If you have a better answer as to how the universe came into being we all would like to know.

@bryanthanos7871 17 күн бұрын

I’ve been an atheist my whole life, but I’m proud to admit that after watching this clip, I am now an evangelical Christian

@LGpi314 17 күн бұрын

Is this sarcasm?

@ToBeOrNotToBeThatIsTheQuestion 15 күн бұрын

😂

@martinesswitnessaro29371 15 күн бұрын

Deception is the nature of the beast.

@DarkMatter2525 14 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@sofahousechurch8266 23 күн бұрын

Our daughter is really ill and even this level of suffering hasn't ruined our faith and each day that seems extraordinary.

@davehallett810 23 күн бұрын

God bless you 🙏

@sharontarin1310 23 күн бұрын

I'm sorry. I pray for you and her.

@thomasjenkinson5932 23 күн бұрын

An attachment disorder to a vile and wicked deity from a 2000 yo fairytale, hope you get the help you need

@ameliabrand2138 23 күн бұрын

I’m so sorry for what your beautiful family is going through …I will keep your beautiful daughter in my prayers ❤

@faithliftchurch6890 23 күн бұрын

Please tell us her name and we’ll add her to our prayer list. God bless you

@doritgomberg1683 23 күн бұрын

Fascinating conversation. I felt the same way when I lost my dear mom, I always believed in God . When my mom died , I was in awe . We human being think we know it all…

@highroller-jq3ix 23 күн бұрын

Well, religious fundies tend to at least.

@georgeorwell3501 22 күн бұрын

⁠@@highroller-jq3ixAnyone with any level of critical thinking is going to want to know the truth about God or whether He exists or not. If you think you KNOW, you don’t understand how ignorant you are.

@doritgomberg1683 22 күн бұрын

@@georgeorwell3501 every body can see the miracle of living. If you choose to ignore that, you are the ignorant one.

@Cheximus 22 күн бұрын

No, the only humans who think they know it all are religious nutjobs. Us agnostics simply say, "we don't know". Unfortunately, religious nutjobs make up the majority of our species and really seem to like breeding.

@issacdragon3834 22 күн бұрын

@@doritgomberg1683 the biggest problem with god is the stories from the 3 major religions don't make any sense. basically god knows the future and yet he makes a test cause satan doesn't listen to him while he is in heaven with god yet we get a blind faith tests and if you pick the wrong one you go to hell.

@lab9998 2 күн бұрын

Wow, Stephen Meyer! An super intelligent person that someone like me can actually understand! Uses complicated concepts but in a simple way. Makes sense. Thanks.

@victororia2250 13 күн бұрын

His grace is beyond comprehension, his love has no boundaries. Seek Him and you will find Him

@froukjematthews3421 24 күн бұрын

I have enjoyed this discussion with Stephen Meyer the best of all of Piers' guests! Stephen was very clear in explaining his viewpoint and Piers allowed him, mostly, to finiish his train of thought. No yelling, interupting, calling names by guests etc. Just great conversation!

@leowaters2788 23 күн бұрын

Mostly. He still couldn't help but interrupt at least 3 times. He basically prefers the sound of his own voice.

@larsrathsach3477 22 күн бұрын

Well, Pierce Morgan only yells and interrups when his guests arn’t agreeing with him. In this case Pierce is a catholic and also believes in the prime mover. Watch the interview with Dawkins where he just couldn’t accept a world with out a god. Also why this interview is so sad, bevause he uses Meyers as a scientist in biology which he is not.

@myopenmind527 22 күн бұрын

Pity everything he said was drivel. 🤮

@seantaylor4095 20 күн бұрын

Piers was such a fanboy! A proper talk show host knows how to control their own personal view and play the contrary position in a tough but respectful way.

@jamiecaley3809 24 күн бұрын

Really interesting topic. I wish there were more guests like this. Way more interesting than Harry and Megan that's for sure. Keep up the good work.

@vocal-hm3yo 24 күн бұрын

So agree

@tashaax1993xanimalloverx 24 күн бұрын

When were they on?...he hates them ...

@erepsekahs 8 күн бұрын

The first statement to be gotten out of the way is, "Define God before you attempt to prove, or disprove, he/she exists."

@mn5499 Күн бұрын

Science does not explain the universe. It’s simply provides a description of things in it and how those principles work.

@lou-annatkinson4211 23 күн бұрын

I love Dr Meyer, i have followed his work for over a decade. He is great to listen to and learn from. Thank you Piers for this excellent conversation. Blessings to you both 🙏 ✝️🦘🤠

@patticarey9016 23 күн бұрын

Dr. Meyer is so gracious, personable and level headed. So sorry to hear about the loss of his mother.

@highroller-jq3ix 23 күн бұрын

Well, except for all the pseudo-scientific babble and outright propaganda.

@MaximillianTiberius 23 күн бұрын

@@highroller-jq3ix at least he is trying and he's not judgemental. What are you doing beside playing devils advocate?

@highroller-jq3ix 23 күн бұрын

@@MaximillianTiberius At least he's trying to undermine legitimate science and quality education. You don't seem to understand what the term "devil's advocate" means. I'm advocating for truth, science, critical thinking, and rationality. Quit sniveling about being judgmental while being judgmental.

@highroller-jq3ix 23 күн бұрын

@cupcake0480 8 күн бұрын

Where does the moral compass we carry come from. When comparing two wrong actions and deciding which is worse, what are we measuring them against, apart from each other, what is that inner compass that makes us feel bad when we do bad things, why do we need to make excuses for bad things, but we never have to make excuses for doing good things? What is that inner compass and where does that come from and why has it never ever changed? Why haven’t we all decided that selfishness and evil are the new way to be? Something inside us all knows it’s not the way to go. It’s that inner compass … where does that come from if not a universal law that is predetermined by God and is alive in us all. We cannot ignore it even if we try. We can makes excuses or ignore it as best we can, but what are we actually ignoring …. Something indelible in us. It points to God and a way to live that is throughout the Bible.

@LGpi314 8 күн бұрын

"Where does the moral compass we carry come from. " From emotions, like empathy etc. no god man-made concept is needed. There is one religious person who says that murder is wrong because god told him and another religious person comes and says that murder is good because god told him. In your presupposition's world, who is right? Is it ok for one human to own another? Will you kill your own child if your god asks? Why do you worship an immoral god?

@Andre_XX Күн бұрын

Altruism can be explained as a product of the evolutionary process. Read Richard Dawkin's book "The Selfish Gene".

@FRJMJ 22 сағат бұрын

We want him again on this show

@mariej6962 22 күн бұрын

Perfect audience, it probably need courage to talk to Piers, but this guy had that courage knowing who Piers really is. The conversation is going to change many hearts, and that is what God wants us to do.

@HG-eu8hx 21 күн бұрын

100% Gds representatives to spread Devine knowledge. You have to be blind not to see

@Pure-Crystal-Fire 21 күн бұрын

Amen ! God came down here to die for His own sinful creation by the first Adam, the second Adam was Jesus, and I pray The Lord that this video change many hearts to Jesus ,and yep EXACTLY what He wants us to do. He is spot on the ball pretty much with 'yje meaning of life ' it is to have a personal relationship WITH God ! Amen 🙂

@darrylbutt2570 21 күн бұрын

Rubbish. Morgan allows this nonsense because he agrees. That entire thing could be picked apart in 5 seconds. Dawkins should have been part of that discussion. I love how they seamlessly go from, there must be a god, to, it is our god. There have been thousands of gods.

@PinHeadThePopeOfHell 21 күн бұрын

Which God? The one you worship? None of the other 9,999?

@seantaylor4095 20 күн бұрын

Courage? Why would you need courage to talk to someone who already agrees with every word you say?

@amyvasquez1825 23 күн бұрын

Piers, I think your interview with Steven Meyer is your absolute best. So enlightening and uplifting. It’s beyond my ability to adequately express my gratitude for both of you iconic men. 🇺🇸 Stay Motivated 🇺🇸

@willmpet 3 күн бұрын

The inability to explain the beginning of life does not lead inevitably to a supposition that a “god” exists.

@Amelietravel 17 күн бұрын

The way he articulates his thoughts. Amazing. I knew what he would say.. but the way he worded it was just so spot on and efficient

@tembisamkunqwana7497 24 күн бұрын

Wow! Piers, this discussion has touched me in a very profound way. I have never doubted God's existence. So it's not like this discussion converted me. What has touched me immensely is hearing God explain truth through Stephen Meyer. The knowledge shared is indeed a blessing. Thank you to you both.

@LevitatingCastles 24 күн бұрын

My mom killed herself. That alone proves there is no God.

@kavitaaknath8607 24 күн бұрын

@@LevitatingCastlesthat statement simply shows that you don’t determine the purpose of life nor do you know the purpose of life.

@cynthiahample7793 23 күн бұрын

I love that.. God explains the truth through Meyers. I hadn't thought of it that way, but I love it.

@Mytightis2tight 23 күн бұрын

@@cynthiahample7793god explains nothing

@notpub 23 күн бұрын

@@LevitatingCastles I'm sorry for such a devastating loss. Like you, I do not believe in a God, Santa Claus, or the Tooth Fairy. The only God is chaos. I enjoyed this show immensely.

@reinemarais4392 24 күн бұрын

Brilliant interview. Thank you. I liked the part where Mr Meyer expressed the purpose of life as one developing a relationship with God. In truth, when one does, one finds purpose and meaning in the smallest of things. The sheer symmetry of petals on a flower, the symbiosis of insects with specific plants, when a tiny seed can grow into living food, and on into the greater things where undamaged ecosystems perpetuate themselves endlessly. I so enjoyed this discussion. Again. Thank you.

@RosemaryStudy 23 күн бұрын

I agree -- just today, I live in a forest, I was enjoying watching our many trees filling out with beautiful new leaves and wondering at how just a few weeks ago the trees were bare, like sticks, gray and barren and then simultaneously they changed. Where did those beautiful leaves come from and where did the energy and materials come from and in such a timely fashion? It is a miracle, really. They create and it is incredible if you stop and think about it! Beautiful.

@reinemarais4392 22 күн бұрын

@@RosemaryStudy It is in the natural beauty that is around us daily that I see the majesty of the Creator of Life.

@RosemaryStudy 22 күн бұрын

Yes - so beautiful.@@reinemarais4392

@CarlCampbellMusic 22 күн бұрын

Yeah exactly ✝️

@ChrisFerguson-zm4gt 16 күн бұрын

28:52 the odds of this guy telling the truth dwarfs the number of galaxies.

@Poogs 3 күн бұрын

I don’t believe that the universe ever had a beginning. Why should it? We just cannot comprehend the idea that something just exists.

@lizhorton5333 21 күн бұрын

What a fascinating and profound discussion. I’m very intrigued by Dr. Meyer’s book. Thanks for having him on your show.

@DavidNette 24 күн бұрын

Wowsa! Fabulous guest. Thank you for having this brilliant person on your show. He makes the complicated uncomplicated. Will be sharing this with everyone.

@larsrathsach3477 23 күн бұрын

hahahah. True, by adding a god, you do really uncomplicate things. Cause now you can just say, well god did it. Ofc for a rational thinking person, that is not an answer at all. It just means, now I don't have to do hard thinking myself and there by my little brain doesn't hurt any more. Sky daddy is the cause of everything.

@timok70 9 күн бұрын

@@larsrathsach3477 Perhaps you could mock it a little less and investigate with an open heart whether there is a personal God there are a lot of people who believe in God and also believe that one day we will be judged When it comes to your eternal life, if I were you, I would not so easily dismiss his existence and the love He has for humanity Your so-called sky daddy might be the source of life after all. If I may sugest try to start in the Gospel of John. and ask Skydaddy to speak to your heart before you start.

@larsrathsach3477 8 күн бұрын

@@timok70 it is not possible to investigate something that is not real. I have no idea what it means to “open your heart” I know it is something believers say like “open your mind” but how to really do these things, I dont know. I don’t care what some book says about a god. There are millions of books written, its called fiction and I regard all of the different holy books to be fiction. The Old testament has some fun stories like Samson and the kid who goes into the Lion den. The new Testament how ever is boring as f…. I don’t care what faith people have, and I know there are many people who believe in souls, eternal life, Heaven and Hell, meaning with life and so on. I how ever do not. I only mock the people who rejects reality because they need to ad their “sky daddy” to explain something where we dont need it. And that is the case with Stephen Meyer, why presuppose a god, and then acts like a scientist using his god to explain things, we know did nor require an intelligent designer. Stephen Meyer thinks the universe is designed for us to live on this tiny tiny tiny tiny smaller than a dot planet in a solar system among millions of other solar systems. He believes a god guided the process of creating things from nothing and that out universe therefor has purpose. Now, he and all other believers around the world are welcome to believe in this, but you are going to be mocked, when you reject science from reality.

@SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers 5 күн бұрын

@sarahpacatang4166 7 күн бұрын

Love the discussion. So good to see Pier so relaxed and peaceful in the presence of the Lord. Thanks gentlemen. May you be blesses. To God be the glory!

@charleschurch4901 7 күн бұрын

I really enjoyed this interview. Stephen Meyer's answers are believable.

@kaleidoscopeeeee 23 күн бұрын

This was one refreshing conversation. Professor Meyer is very eloquent in his speech and gives logical and compelling answers.

@erikapleasants4886 20 күн бұрын

I've delved extensively into trying to deal with the grief process due to various losses. Had never heard it said that grief helps us realize what's important in life. Gave it some meaning. I'm grateful for that.

@karenwade2484 18 күн бұрын

Your lost loved ones are still alive, more alive than ever. You just can't interact with them on a three dimensional level. Your mind is not developed enough to conceive what is outside of your limitations. We still grieve the loss though. You should think of them as being on vacation. Before you know it, you be joining them on their heavenly excursion. The joy will be beyond belief. Remember God loves you and he will never abandon you.

@piehound 17 күн бұрын

@@karenwade2484 Sometimes it's good to offer comfort to those grieving. But what about Ecclesiastes 9:5 ????? *The dead know not any thing.* Just ignore that because it's the " Old Testament " ???????????????????????

@karenwade2484 17 күн бұрын

@@piehound Exactly, the New Covenant establishes eternal life. Having had a near death experience I can validate that life, or the mind, the soul, consciouness, what ever you want to call it, continues after death. The point of Christ's resurrection.

@piehound 17 күн бұрын

@@karenwade2484 So you're telling me that near death is the same as being actually dead . . . and then coming back from death itself ???? If so, why not call it *Dead and Resurrected* ???? Also did a doctor issue a death certificate at your death experience ???? I'd like to know.

@LeithYearwood 15 күн бұрын

@@karenwade2484 It appears your mind is not developed enough to require good convincing evidence before accepting or rejecting the proposition of the existence of any afterlife.

@richardschultz6320 19 күн бұрын

The meanig of life is to produce more life! We wouldn't be here if that didn't happen. We live, we die, but are offspring keeps on going.

@Mamabear7388 Күн бұрын

The concept of God transcends religious affiliations; it's not about choosing to believe in God, it's about acknowledging the existence of a higher power. This is distinct from religion, which is a matter of personal belief and choice.

@Imnot-fj1yx Күн бұрын

لا أتفق معك

@markeveringham4673 23 күн бұрын

It is interesting , that Jesus said ...."Except you become as a little child you can't enter the kingdom of God" , it Speaks of a Creator who understands that his creation at this stage of their understanding says , look my creation , they (Children) just trust that their parents will provide for them without knowing exactly how that will happen. what i see in stephen Meyer is a man with great understanding and intelligence , who understands it means nothing of worth except it is seasoned with "Humility" . The Apostle Paul the most prolific author (Inspired by God) of the books known as the New Testament said..."If ANY man thinks he knows something , he knows nothing" ....he also said " That I may know him (God) , and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death;" This man (Paul) was a very intelligent man , and yet being humbled in his meeting with God forsook all he knew and knew he had to become a "servant of the most high", because it is only in this state you can truly KNOW GOD. When Stephen articulated The lead up and death of His mother he stressed more deeply the real life affect for himself of the experience than all they asked and answered before , because it was real to both of them , not just questions that can never be answered by the "Created ones " but real life experience of what every human will go through. What a shame that the very many of us only think about God when we are confronted with the death of a loved one and think about eternity at that time , only to leave that situation and never consider it again till the next funeral. The God who created you, also created the possibility of relationship , and wants you to enter into one with Him, if you can humble yourself , and believe that the act of Jesus dying for your sins happened , you can begin the walk of salvation with Him,, if you genuinely speak to him and confess your sins , ask for forgiveness you will be enlightened , and your life will never be the same.

@CarlCampbellMusic 22 күн бұрын

Amen bro 🙏🏿

@jimiellis6060 22 күн бұрын

🤣

@smolderingtitan 22 күн бұрын

The "God" that created me wasn't interested in me believing that Jesus died for my sins. He set it up so that it was impossible to believe that.

@soundscapeproductions9173 22 күн бұрын

@@smolderingtitan that's the calvanist position which isn't biblical. Arminianism is much more compatible

@fonhollohan2908 22 күн бұрын

I totally agree with you brother, wholeheartedly.

@DavidJohnson-dc8lu 24 күн бұрын

I was in care when I was a kid, but around 7 years my siblings and I were sent to live with the most unruly person I know to date, my mother. One of her grooming methods was that she taught us how to shoplift, and I was great at it. I was shoplifting naturally for a number of years. At the age of 13 years old, I was left in a shop alone (as shopkeeper who never left the kids from our school alone either), and I remember to this very day thinking happy days and reaching for a sweet to knick, with no conscious or conscientious thoughts about God at the time (because my mother was no Christian, an alcoholic but no Christian), I heard a voice from no where telling me to put the sweet down, God is watching me. Never stolen since, and I have been living on my own since I was 15 years old and have had times when I had no money whatsoever. From care to homeless hostel, thanks to God just being there with kind instructions and no judgement, I never smoked, never drank (never been drunk in my life) and never done drugs. Also been ordered to not eat pork. Not that can I prove if God is there or not, it's more or less he has been there with me since I was 13 years old God whether I have wanted them or not. So I thank you Jesus, if I was left on the path my mother set me up on and the ragged road she tried to drop kick me on, without God I surely would have been a criminal with a liking to alcohol.

@Annelie58 24 күн бұрын

I absolutely love your story! I believe God sends guardians to help us. I personally had similar experiences as you. Kept me on the straight and narrow with knowing if I fell, I would be helped up. God Bless

@Truthfully3 24 күн бұрын

Amen 🙏

@grimmertwin2148 24 күн бұрын

No angels in Gaza. No angels protecting the students being bashed. Think about that

@juanvaladez5703 24 күн бұрын

Wow what a beautiful story.

@mahdiahmed8611 24 күн бұрын

You are one of the miracles of God. God is with us all the time and so the devil and it looks like God puts you in the right bath, but the only brother with your faith in God is that you are mixing God and Jesus. God is the creator while Jesus is one of God's creation. Jesus is a very important prophet, but not a god. Please take the time to learn who God is and do some research.

@funtimesforever7709 12 күн бұрын

How folk can't see a designer in all of the amazing designs in life and the universe still amazes me. Now what one believes about the designer might be questionable, but to deny of that existence seems completely illogical to me. The most simple thing proven by science is you cannot get something from nothing.

@cthulhucrews6602 2 күн бұрын

Amazing is just a human word. Is cancer an amazing design? Is the fact that animals have to rip each other to schreds to survive an amazing design? Is the fact that most of the known universe does not allow life an amazing design? We don't know how the universe started. As far as I know we don't know if there was "nothing" at the start, if there was a start. Thinking of a designer for the whole universe is just a way to anthropomorphize the universe. Think of a universe without humans, which has existed for a lot longer than a universe with humans, and then think of concepts like meaning, after-life, fine tuning. These words lose meaning without us, because they come from us.

@markbrookman8233 10 күн бұрын

I was once an Atheist... until I actually contemplated the origins of the Universe, AND the actual origin of life (from inorganic matter to organic, living matter) ... Then I became an agnostic. With further study into the gaping holes of Darwinian Theory, I finally became a Deist (a believer in an over-arching God of some sort). As for becoming a THEIST (meaning, a God who actively interacts with human life on earth, laying down Commands for "proper" human behaviour and conduct) ... I have come to a halt. Because there are literally THOUSANDS of belief systems on earth... all of whom claim to be "the one true religion." And in all honesty, I can NOT assert that any one of them is more truthful than any of the others. ... 😪

@dandrechesterfield5411 24 күн бұрын

As an atheist, these are the kind of conversations that make me question myself. Love it.

@esch4920 24 күн бұрын

How?

@esch4920 24 күн бұрын

No really how? This was vdumb.

@dakota-sessions 24 күн бұрын

Are you serious?

@SuperEdge67 24 күн бұрын

This bloke has no proper education in biology. He’s basically a philosopher.

@Sab__007 24 күн бұрын

Educate yourself bro. We were not apes come on haha

@neilouellette3004 22 күн бұрын

My 95 yr old dad who past away 2019 saw his kid sister "my Aunt" who past away early 80's right before he died. A close friend of mine who died of cancer at home called his older teen kids and wife into his room. They asked what's wrong? He replied he just spoke to Jesus and was told to say good-bye to his family cause "your going home". He died 4 hours later.

@Freedom_is_essential1 22 күн бұрын

I had a little brother die tragically when he just turned 20 years old. That was a couple years back. Nothing would make me more happier than to believe that this could be true for me. What an amazing story

@kdear9401 21 күн бұрын

🙏

@jackvogel9777 21 күн бұрын

That’s a happy ending indeed.

@jameswright... 21 күн бұрын

And? I knew a Muslim who had similar experiences then died, my Atheist mate said he was ready to go and died after a long cancer battle. This is coincidence! Is no more than life and death doing what it does.

@CraigJones-wv5mw 21 күн бұрын

@jameswright... no need to be condescending. If you don't believe move on from the vid

@Isaac5123 18 күн бұрын

I wouldn't say there is an intelligent mind behind everything but there is intelligence behind everything

@matthewphilip1977 19 күн бұрын

I'm looking forward to Alex O'Connor's (Cosmic Skeptic) dissection of this one.

@jamescampbell5474 3 күн бұрын

Oh I know, I cannot believe the amount of people that see this as some profound discussion. All people need to do is check out Professor Dave’s video essay on Meyer to see the other side 😭😭

@jamescampbell5474 3 күн бұрын

Oh I know, I cannot believe the amount of people that see this as some profound discussion. All people need to do is check out Professor Dave’s video essay on Meyer to see what’s happening here😭😭

@DonkasaurusNZ 21 күн бұрын

08:45 - "we don't know" - there's nothing wrong with saying we don't know. Inserting a supernatural cause doesn't really get you anywhere, you've just raised a whole set of new questions.

@James-ll3jb 22 күн бұрын

"If there is a God it reopens that question of ultimate meaning. The French existentialists like Sartre used to say 'without an infinite reference point nothing has any lasting or enduring meaning'. But if there IS an infinite reference point, and that infinite reference point is personal, that is to say if the universe was created by a personal agent, who wants to know us, then the possibility of enduring meaning is again on the table."

@jaflenbond7854 22 күн бұрын

NO GOD, NO JESUS CHRIST, NO BIBLE Arrogant, cruel, merciless, and hateful Atheists who HATE all Christians and insult and degrade them as worthless, useless, and undeserving to be honored and respected will definitely bring themselves nothing but their own dishonor, disgrace, downfall and ETERNAL DEATHS, worthless and useless dusts on earth forever. Arrogant, cruel, merciless, and hateful Christians who HATE all Atheists and insult and degrade them as worthless, useless, and undeserving to be honored and respected will definitely bring themselves nothing but their own dishonor, disgrace, downfall and ETERNAL DEATHS, worthless and useless dusts on earth forever. The IMPORTANCE of GOD, JESUS CHRIST, and the BIBLE Loving, kind, considerate, and respectful persons on earth who honor and obey Jesus Christ as their loving, kind, and merciful Master and Heavenly King and put their faith and hope in his teachings about the "Kingdom of God" and "Resurrection of the Dead" written in Luke 4: 43 and John 11: 25, 26 will definitely bring themselves honor and the loving, kind, and merciful GOD's favor and reward of ETERNAL LIFE and existence on Earth without sufferings, pains, griefs, sickness, and death as written in Revelation 21: 3, 4. All human beings will just return to dusts after their deaths just like the animals as written in Ecclesiastes 3: 19, 20 but loving, kind, considerate, and respectful persons on earth who died recently and thousands of years ago like Abel, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Job, Naomi, Ruth, King David, Jesus Christ's Followers and disciples, and many others will not remain as worthless dusts on earth forever, instead, in the right and proper time, GOD will let Jesus Christ RESURRECT them back to life so they can all happily and peacefully live and exist on earth forever as submissive and obedient subjects of the "KINGDOM of GOD" and fully enjoy the eternal love, kindness, goodness, compassions, generosities, favors, and blessings of GOD and his Christ for eternity under the loving and kind rulership, guidance, and protection of Jesus Christ as his GOD and Father's Chosen King and Ruler of the heavens and the earth as written in Revelation 11: 15.

@MrCallidus 22 күн бұрын

A beautiful quote

@James-ll3jb 22 күн бұрын

@@MrCallidus Just had to spell it out.

@seantaylor4095 20 күн бұрын

Isn't that a bit like saying "If there's a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and if I was the first one to find it, then the possibility of endless wealth is again on the table."

@James-ll3jb 20 күн бұрын

@@seantaylor4095 No. It isn't like sauing that at all.

@rgg4040 18 күн бұрын

"It suggests it must be...." What the hell does that mean? The echoing going on in this episode is epic.

@antve1618 15 күн бұрын

That just means, “it increases the Probability”

@alexalexalex797 15 күн бұрын

Means the probability of something increases

@alfonstabz9741 10 күн бұрын

now tell me how life begun and evolve don't use the "evolution is to slow that we can't observe"

@Lord_Runes 2 күн бұрын

Get Professor Brian Cox on your show Piers, that would be a fantastic interview to continue this discussion.

@Eaonnn 21 күн бұрын

At the end of the day, this life comes down to relationships and morality. And Jesus’s life and teachings is an example of how one is supposed to live them out ✝️

@leiyang477 21 күн бұрын

More important Lu, Jesus taught about Love, the state of being…when live surrounded and immersed In the love frequency, one has find enlightenment. Unfortunately this teaching has been obscured. Jesus is not a religion, religion is not Jesus. It is all about learning to live in love.

@mihaibarz6727 20 күн бұрын

How about the billions of people that never heard of that jaysus guy or of your biblical so called god fela??? How are they living their life??

@luiscrakson 20 күн бұрын

@@mihaibarz6727Human sacrifise, slavery is normal, murder is normal etc, etc, etc. That is how they lived before Jesus and that is how they live without Jesus!

@polarxta2833 24 күн бұрын

Oh - this bloke is awesome.... Saw him on a science show debating Creation vs Evolution and he had solid points..

@jumpedintheriverwhatdidise5499 4 күн бұрын

And if there is a God, where did he come from? The problem goes on. If you assume God was the beginning, and before him nothing. Then why can't the big bang be the beginning. It's the same dilemma

@ChrisKountouris 16 күн бұрын

I don't think it's a good idea to listen to anyone who has no idea about quantum mechanics or astrophysics who profess to know anything about the beginning of the universe. This chat isn't about science or facts, it's all just faith and a generalised opinion.

@jcmore7971 20 күн бұрын

Wonderful conversation! I love that Stephen's brilliant mind was still able to arrange thoughts and ideas into sentences that lay-people, like me, could fully understand, appreciate, and get excited about. Because of this, I have just ordered his book!

@ChrisM-zm4li 16 күн бұрын

Lol, he's a moron. You actually think he's smart? 😂

@zzhh1985 21 күн бұрын

What a classy, humble and smart man Stephen is. Like others have said, I wish this was much longer.

@dannygolightly865 19 күн бұрын

he is NOT humble, come on just becuase he speaks softly. He is trying to trick people into accepting his world-view,,,becuase he thinks that he is right and that is not humble.

@bradleygonzalez1160 19 күн бұрын

@@dannygolightly865compare him verse Dawkins. Vast difference. Have a nice day. Jesus loves you

@zzhh1985 19 күн бұрын

@@dannygolightly865 Oh, please be quiet. I don't even share his worldview, but can hear/see his humility lol Did you even watch the interview?

@BenMcleanhall 18 күн бұрын

It’s so obvious God exists take a look at the night sky , take a look at the intricacies of the universe look how unbelievably well the human body is designed… if an Apple Watch fell on the floor no one would say it just appeared out of no where … so , why is it the same with God. You guys are valuable and so so so loved . God bless guys .

@liammcmars7660 19 күн бұрын

As for the question as to why God let's bad things happen, it's simple. Freewill is why bad things happen. It's our decisions as a species to bring these things to come. God will not interfere directly with freewill.