I have read your book on God.
Likes?
I can think of a headline.
Tell me.
“Science today does not deny the existence of God.”
I don't like. The book is an affirmation.
What does it say?
God exists! He created the universe.
Is that forceful?
It is impossible that God does not exist, if you review the unquestionable proofs of science!
Science... or faith?
I am Breton and the popular religiosity of my parents moves me. And I'm a science person. Half of scientists believe in God.
Science and belief are two paths.
Every scientific advance since 1900 points toward God.
Does science prove God?
It shows. God does not fit into an equation. But there is scientific evidence that materialists irrationally deny.
Let's review that alleged evidence...
The big bang! It was 13.8 billion years ago: science demonstrated it in 1964 with radar, as well as heat death.
Does that show God?
The universe was born and will die: created.
Or the result of material chance.
Unlikely! You will see it if you pay attention to the fine tuning of the universe.
Fine tuning? What's that?
Thirty parameters, studied by Dicke, Carter, Feynman... The smallest variation in just one of those parameters would be enough... and the universe would not exist!
I need an example.
The speed of light: quantified to fifteen decimal places, if you modify that fifteenth decimal by just 1 or –1... the universe would not exist!
Marvelous. Still, it could be random.
A chance that science calculates at a very negligible probability: 1/10 to the power of 500... That's five hundred zeros!
Of...
Materialists, out of fear of God, flee to the multiverse, without proof: millions of failed universes except this one, ha!
Do you make fun of materialists?
It took many scientists a century to be convinced of Darwinian evolution... The same will happen with God.
Did he design the jump from the inert to the living?
Without God, it is equivalent to stirring a soup and having an iPhone come out. DNA is 44,000 billion denser than the best microchip.
Did Einstein say anything about God?
Einstein, the greatest wise man of the 20th century, was a deist: he pointed towards a cause of the universe, a God... but not a single one.
What God do you imagine, in the light of science?
God can be understood as an engineer, watchmaker, architect, mathematician, geometer, logician, artist, father...
Which 20th century scientist would you say has brought us closer to God?
For materialism, the universe was eternal. And dozens of scientists were confined and executed by Hitler, Stalin and Mao for accepting the big bang. A friend of Einstein, the mathematician Gödel, concluded by saying: “Materialism is false.”
Martyrs of science in the 20th century?
Well yes, as much as the Christians of the 1st century, or Copernicus or Galileo: victims of inquisitors... in this case, materialists.
Carl Sagan scoured the cosmos for extraterrestrial intelligence.
We accept that there may be extraterrestrials... but we deny God, who is – literally – the Great Extraterrestrial!
Spinoza's God is not so much so.
That's philosophy. The truth is that without God there would be no universe... which is 96% unknown: dark matter and energy.
And what can science tell us about the attributes of God?
Science can say nothing about God... except that he exists! Philosophy does attribute eternity, omniscience and omnipotence.
Philosophy, another way of knowledge.
“Nothing is born from nothing,” formulated Pythagoras... He already pointed to a creator.
He anticipated evangelists and apostles.
“God has created us to seek Him,” the apostle Paul would write.
And how does Jesus fit in here?
Jesus is the greatest enigma of all time. He worked miracles. And the miracle is impossible if God does not exist! The miracle shows God: it is true that the death of Jesus determines the calendar of the world!
Tell me about any other miracles.
The Indian mathematician Ramanujan formulated 2,800 theorems in his short life: a deity dictated them to him in the morning, he stated.
His book alludes to another miracle: Fatima.
In 1917, before 60,000 people, the sun danced as the appeared Virgin had announced... And in 1983 John Paul II consecrated Russia, as that Virgin had requested 66 years before... and then the USSR collapsed.
