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> The Universe: Meaningful or Meaningless?
> Modeling Evolution With Stylus: Part Two
> Modeling Evolution With Stylus
> Irreducibly Complex: Behe on the Bacterial Flagellum
> Rebutting Methodological Materialism: Interview With Angus Menuge, Part Two
> Agents Under Fire: Part One With Angus Menuge
> Does Evolution Have Any Practical Benefits for Science?
> Why Do Some Scientists Oppose ID?
> Are Humans Biological Accidents?

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The Universe: Meaningful or Meaningless?

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Is the universe meaningless as many modern scientists would have us believe? In this episode of ID the Future, CSC’s Robert Crowther reads the prologue from A Meaningful World: How the Arts and Sciences Reveal the Genius of Nature, a book aimed at counteracting this unfortunately pervasive western view. Written by authors Benjamin Wiker and Jonathan Witt, A Meaningful World seeks to act as an “antidote” for the “poison” of the relativism and meaninglessness supposedly existing in our world and proven by science. Listen as Crowther reads from the book’s prologue, telling the tale of an alien park ranger determined to figure out why, in an age of prosperity, humans have lost meaning in their lives.

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