Stephen Meyer: All Questions Welcome!

[@paulinepuritan5574]

I love this clip, Dr. Meyer is an inspiration. Thanks for posting this! :)

[@ArchChrono]

this guy is the opposite of inspiring, even when I was 10 I won an argument with a 20 year old christian.

+blackwasp you're so awesome.

[@santicamargo3487]

Dr Meyer it is always a pleasure to watch your videos. I wanted to know if there is any chance to find your book: The signatures in the cells translated to spanish, also the other. Thanks and you are amazing !

[@Paradigm2012Shift]

"Regarding the timeline of creation stated in Genesis 1 of the Bible, many people think that creation occurred within a 7 "earth-day" period. However, if one reads the actual text of the Bible carefully, it is very clear that the “days” mentioned in Genesis 1 are not referring to the assumed 24-hour earth- days with which we are all accustomed. Because, what is a “day” on earth? Isn’t a "earth-day” the single revolution of the earth around its axis? (By the way, science has shown that the rotation of the earth has not been constant over earth's history. Additionally, every celestial body has a different length for its "day".) According to the Bible, the Earth was not "formed" until the 3rd day of creation. Prior to the 3rd day of creation, the earth was "without form and void". So, how could an "unformed" earth have rotated about its non-existent axis during the first two days of creation to provide a measure of time? Clearly, God was using a different measure of time for a “day” during the “seven days of creation”. In other words, God was not using an “earth-day” as a unit measure of time during creation. To think that God would use an "earth-based time clock" to measure the creation of the universe is akin to the out-dated geocentric belief that the universe revolves around the earth. Even though God is everywhere at all times, God did not have to be "on" earth [Obviously, since the earth had not even been formed until the third "day" of creation.] and therefore not limited by an earthly time frame, when He created the heavens and the earth. (By the way, when was the clock invented? When was the unit measure of time for a second, a minute, an hour, a 24-hour day established? These are all relatively new innovations. So, how could they have measured time at the moment of creation.) God is beyond heaven, earth ... and time."

[@salahelhaddad4872]

Yea but if (day) is a long long time , it's called epoch I think, if that's the case then how could the vegetations (made in the 3rd day) could have survived without sun light and photosynthesis , since the sun or the bigger light was created in the 4th day?! If we say it's a normal 24h day then it's is understandable that plants can survive for 1 day without sun, but then the first 3 days won't make sense cause they require the day to be much longer

[@obergssin]

Irrefutable empirical evidence for intelligent design .. ? .... Us ...

[@truthseeker7463]

Is it possible that chance caused evolution? Can chance do God's work? Watch to decide: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3fCi52LqbKVe5o

[@theHentySkeptic]

And for those wanting an atheistic who rejects the conventional view - read this review by Dembski and then buy the book by Thomas Nagle www.evolutionnews.org/2012/11/defecting_from066131.html - then, most importantly, make up your own mind. Peace to all and happy agnostications!

[@KangoV]

There have only been 70 articles mentioning Creationism/Intelligent Design posted to Scientific Journals in the last 30 years. And, most of those were not to Journals that provide decent peer review. In any given period of 2 weeks, you have around the same number (70) articles posted mentioning Evolution to good peer reviewed journals. Noone can disprove Evolution because it's true.