Visible creation showing the invisible God. A scientist discuses evidence that God exists and its implications for the Christian faith.

Science & You
Claim This Podcastby Dr. Michael Windheuser, Ph.D.
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Visible creation showing the invisible God. A scientist discuses evidence that God exists and its implications for the Christian faith.
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October 13, 2021
Episode #50 Preview of Science & You Season 2
<p>This is a quick review of Season 1 and how to locate the actual published articles. Then I outline my plan for Season 2 and describe how Season 2 differs from Season 1.</p> <p>So, if you found Season 1 interesting, I do hope that you will continue to listen and think with me about ideas in both faith and science in Season 2 of Science & You.</p> <p>See you soon!.</p>

October 9, 2021
Episode #49 Conspiracy of Reason - Why Should It Be So?
<p>Some of the most difficult questions to answer are often the simplest to pose. For example, "Why?" is often impossible to answer. Many have made the observation that the universe and all physical, chemical and biological processes can be understood mathematically, and their mathematical descriptions have a surprising level of consistency to the real world they are intended to represent. There exists, then, this conspiracy of reason in the understanding of the universe. But why should it be so? We are told the universe began in chaos and developed by random chance, without having humans in mind at the beginning. But a random universe is a pointless, purposeless universe, and what is the point of using mathematics to study a pointless universe? Creation Matters Vol. 20 No. 3, p.4, May-June 2015. References: Wiker B and J Witt, 2006. A Meaningful World - How the Arts and Sciences Reveal the Genius of Nature. InterVarsity Press. Downers Grove, IL; Wigner EP 1979. Symmetries and Reflections: Scientific Essays of Eugene P. Wigner. Ox Bow Press: Woodbridge, CT.</p>

October 9, 2021
Episode #48 Problem & Solution: Circulation - Insert Miracle Here
<p>Animals and people that use a closed circulatory system under positive pressure from the heart face a problem. How to supply every single cell of the body with oxygen and remove metabolic waste? The reason this is problematic is that as the size of a blood vessel decreases, its resistance to the flow of fluid within it increases. If blood were simply water, the heart could not generate the pressure needed to push it through vessels the size of capillaries. This is just a physical fact. The miracle is that in blood, this does <strong>not </strong>happen because the flow characteristics of blood are changed because it contains 45% by volume of cells. We are not even aware that the design of our circulatory system faced this problem because of the solution that was put in place by the Creator from the very beginning. Creation Matters Vol. 20 No. 2, p.4. March-April 2015. References: Denny, M and A McFadzean, 2011 Engineering Animals: How Life Works. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.</p>
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