Welcome to ID the Future. I'm your host, Andrew McDermott. Hey, every so often on the podcast,

we like to rebroadcast conversations from ID scientists and scholars that air on other podcasts

and shows. So we've got a treat for you today. Stephen Meyer recently sat down for his second

interview on Peers Morgan Uncensored. Now, last time he talked about

scientific evidence for the existence of God. On this go-around, he explores science, faith,

and the very origins of the cosmos with Pears. Meyer unpacked some of the evidence explored

in the new documentary film, the story of everything.

From the digital code embedded in our DNA to the precise fine-tuning of the laws of the universe,

Meyer argues that the most common sense explanation for our existence isn't blind, purposeless

processes, its intentional design.

So, without further ado, here's Dr. Stephen Meyer with

Piers Morgan. What are we looking at here? I mean, for those who are not as skilled in this

kind of thing as you are, what are we looking at? Molecular biologists will kind of start to

wax lyrical and describe the interior workings of the cell as something like an automated factory

run by digital code in which the code is processed by little nanomachines and it's automated to a

degree that it's just it's just mind-blowing the god hypothesis provides in my view and that of many

scientists and philosophers the best explanation of the origin of the universe.

It's fair to say that this moment of Russell Brown searching for a Bible verse

during my interview with him, we've got a lot of pick-up,

especially from those who are skeptical about those who purport to believe in God.

However, a new movie might counteract such cynicism. The story of everything

features some of the world's most eminent science brains. You argue that far from being

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