What if the most honest thing science ever did was point beyond itself?
This is not a religious book. It quotes no scripture, defends no tradition, and asks for no faith. What it does - with clarity, rigour, and genuine intellectual courage - is follow the evidence wherever it leads.
And the evidence leads somewhere surprising.
Drawing on discoveries in cosmology, physics, information theory, and molecular biology, Why I Am Not an Atheist builds a case that the most thoughtful scientists of the twentieth century found themselves unable to avoid: that a universe with a beginning, governed by precise mathematical laws, fine-tuned to extraordinary exactness, and inhabited by creatures who run on coded information, cannot be adequately explained by blind, purposeless matter alone.
This is the journey that changed the mind of Antony Flew - the most influential atheist philosopher of his generation. It is the conclusion that reached Allan Sandage after a lifetime of mapping the cosmos, and Francis Collins after decoding the human genome.
Six arguments. One direction. One question at the end.
Where does the evidence lead you?
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if the most honest thing science ever did was point beyond itself >And the evidence leads somewhere surprising. Drawing on discoveries in cosmology, physics, information theory, and molecular biology, Why I Am Not an Atheist builds a case that the most thoughtful scientists of the twentieth century found themselves unable to avoid: that a universe with a beginning, governed by precise mathematical laws, fine-tuned to extraordinary exactness, and inhabited by creatures who run on coded information, cannot be adequately explained by blind, purposeless matter alone. This is the journey that changed the mind of Antony Flew - the most influential atheist philosopher of his generation. It is the conclusion that reached Allan Sandage after a lifetime of mapping the cosmos, and Francis Collins after decoding the human genome. Six arguments. One direction. One question at the end.Where does the evidence lead you. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798195420192
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