Why Scientists Are Forced to Ignore Evidence for Design
Dr. Stephen Meyer and Michael Knowles discuss how philosophical assumptions like methodological materialism shape scientific inquiry and prevent scholars from recognizing evidence of design, examining neuroscience research and classical arguments supporting a dualist understanding of mind and brain. They explore how the decline of "New Atheism" has coincided with rising church attendance among young adults seeking purpose beyond materialism, arguing that genuine meaning requires a personal creator rather than a universe governed solely by chance. Meyer and Knowles contend that faith and scientific reason are ultimately complementary rather than opposing disciplines.
Stephen Meyer
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