Lee Strobel interviews scientists like Stephen Meyer and Hugh Ross to explore how advancements in cosmology and biology may support intelligent design.
“A Journalist Investigates the Scientific Evidence that Points Toward a Creator”
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Lee Strobel interviews scientists like Stephen Meyer and Hugh Ross to explore how advancements in cosmology and biology may support intelligent design.
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Lee Strobel, a former investigative journalist, interviews scientists and scholars to assess the relationship between science and faith in "The Case for a Creator." Notable figures such as biochemist Stephen Meyer and astrophysicist Hugh Ross contribute their insights. The film, based on Strobel's New York Times best-seller, argues that advancements in cosmology and biology provide evidence for intelligent design. It prompts a reconsideration of whether modern science supports the existence of a supernatural Creator.
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Why Watch
- Meet Stephen Meyer and Hugh Ross discussing intelligent design.
- Find out how science intersects with belief in God.
- See Lee Strobel's investigative approach to creationism.
Did You Know
- The film features interviews with Stephen Meyer and Hugh Ross.
- It is based on Lee Strobel's New York Times best-seller.
- The documentary has a runtime of 57 minutes.
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Who directed The Case for a Creator?
Wayne P. Allen directed The Case for a Creator.
What is the main argument presented in The Case for a Creator?
The main argument is that modern scientific evidence in fields like cosmology and biology supports the existence of a supernatural Creator.
How long is The Case for a Creator?
The duration of The Case for a Creator is 57 minutes.
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