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We look back at who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2023 and the physics behind it.
We take a closer look at how a laser works.
In this episode, we discuss the latest article on the Sci-Faith blog, which also appeared in the Studium Integrale Journal of the Studiengemeinschaft Wort und Wissen.
It is about quantum mechanics and its interpretations and what we can learn from it for faith.
You can find the article at scifaith.substack.com
This is the preview of the next four episodes:
61. Multiverse, Hidden Variables or Random Chance?
62. The Physics Nobel Prize 2023 and Lasers
63. Darwin's Mistake and the Theocidy Question
64. Eternal Inflation and the Limits of Science
Get it here: https://www.amazon.de/Alien-Thoughts-English-Josua-G%C3%B6cking-ebook/dp/B0CQ1DPYKH
Find out more:
Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CK9RQYB9
Check out the Blog: https://scifaith.substack.com/
Finally, with help of AI techniques my book “Sci-Faith - The compatibility of faith and science“ will appear in English.
Most chapters are already translated and the release is planned for the coming fall/winter as an ebook.
Catch a first glimpse of this book in this episode!
Does everyone have a god? What about atheists? Do they actually not believe in any god at all?We find interesting answers on this topic from a famous psychoanalyst.Furthermore, we learn what this means and I make a argument for believing in God based on two reasonable statements made in the podcast.A very interesting and helpful episode for believers and non-believers!
Is what expert say always true? Or how can non-experts distinguish wrong from right when dealing with the opinion of experts. To understand this we first need to understand what an expert actually is.
Then we discuss whether experts are necessarily always right and what the problem with such an expertism is. For this we look into the history especially also into examples from antiquity.
We find a solution of how we as non-experts can try to make sense of the opinion of experts and distinguish wrong from right.
In this episode we discuss the topic which most christian scientists highly focus on: Aplogetics.
We answer the question if this focus is legit and whether there are also other topics to focus on.
Also I give my opinion on what I think is the purpose of science from a christian viewpoint and how one can implement this into the scientific process.
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