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You're listening to Join the Journey podcast with your host, Emma Daughter.

Thanks for joining today.

We are reading Psalm 8, but before we jump in, a quick announcement that guided journals

for this half of the reading plan covering Psalms and then in December the advent portion of the

plan those journals are now available on amazon and you can find the link in the episode description

but all of that said i am here back in the studio with the one and only mr brett brewster

hey emma how are you happy to be here. Doing very well.

I'm glad to have you here, Brett.

We gave you a little bit of a tougher prompt, asking you about the Bible and science.

I imagine we're looking at Salme and we're noticing some specific verses that I'll let you point us to.

But I'm just going to give you the mic and let you teach us.

Take us to school today.

Okay.

Well, yeah, thank you, Emma.

I'll do my best here.

I think when we look at Salme, one of the things that really jumps out in terms of thinking about pointing to the creator is that in verse three it says when i look at your heavens the work of your fingers and then it goes on and

basically as uh one theologian philosopher douglas grotice said god left his fingerprints in creation for us to discern.

And there are other places, Psalm 19, etc., that talk about that as well as Romans 1.

And so when we think about science, many people think that science and faith somehow conflict and that there's a lot of confusion around that.

But actually, the truth is, science does point to a creator.

And so one of the things that science has discovered in the last, well, 100 plus years, but around there was something that most

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