Cambridge Conversations: Can Science Point to God? Panel: James Tour, Stephen Meyer & Andrew Fellows

#apologetics #atheism #cambridge This event was organized and hosted by Life in the Round, a project of The Foundations Trust in Cambridge, UK which offers an engaging space to explore the value of life in dialogue with today’s culture and the historic Christian faith. See www.lifeintheround.org for more. A Cambridge Q&A where James Tour, Andrew Fellows, and Stephen Meyer explain why Christianity best accounts for reality—through personal experience, philosophy, and science. The panel fields audience questions on meaning, doubt, divine hiddenness, the reliability of mind, and the resurrection. --- If you would like to support us in creating more content across our different media platforms, we would greatly appreciate any support you can give. Visit jesusandscience.org/donate for details on how to give financially. God bless. Donate: jesusandscience.org/donate Facebook: https://facebook.com/drjamestour Instagram: https://instagram.com/drjamestour X/Twitter: https://x.com/drjamestour Youtube: https://youtube.com/@DrJamesTour Discord: https://discord.gg/zUgBMKjk2p Dr. Tour's Research Page - https://jmtour.com 00:00 Welcome, panel introduction and event format 03:00 James Tour's conversion and encounter with Jesus 06:12 Andrew Fellows on dignity and human depravity 09:26 Stephen Meyer’s long intellectual path to faith 14:20 Meyer: science, fine-tuning, DNA as pointers to Go 17:15 Q&A begins: can naturalism ground human dignity? 20:18 Is evidence alone enough to become a Christian? 23:39 Handling doubt; building faith with evidence 29:31 Tour invites skeptics to discuss resurrection 32:37 Why Christianity vs other Abrahamic religions? 35:09 From natural theology to Scripture’s reliability 39:45 Do the speakers doubt? How they respond and grow 46:46 Can we trust our minds? Science and theism’s case 52:05 Is God hidden? Debate on divine hiddenness 57:17 Mind’s limits, methods, and theistic foundations 1:02:06 Evidence for resurrection; witnesses and history 1:07:48 Hope: redemption now and future restoration 1:17:08 Why the cross? Logic of atonement and justice 1:24:41 Closing notes and donation link for ministry