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What could have caused our Universe to exist? If every material effect we see has a cause, and the Universe is material, then what caused it to exist? Follow along as both the atheistic and the biblical view for the Universe’s origin are presented. Evaluate the logical and scientific implications for the Universe’s beginning and our existence within it.

When we look at the Universe, do we see a design in its structure? Since anything that is designed requires a designer, then design in the Universe would demand a designer. Consider the design, fine-tuning, and order in the laws and matter in nature.

What is the relationship between faith and reason? Is faith a warm, fuzzy belief without evidence? Is scientific reasoning in contrast to biblical faith? Follow along as the intersection between faith and science in view of the evidence for God is discussed.

How did life begin? If the Cosmos is all that there is, all that there was, and all that there ever will be, then how could life come from non-life? What does science have to say about this scenario, and what does the Bible have to say? Follow along as this profound question from both perspectives, including the implications from the proposed answers, is discussed.

Have you ever done anything morally right or morally wrong? The answer to this question has a serious bearing on the existence of God. If there is no God, then there cannot be anything objectively morally right or objectively morally wrong. If there are objective moral values, then God must exist.

Virtually every outlet that purports to prove evolution uses an argument from vestigial organs to supposedly validate evolution. The idea is that there are certain organs in the bodies of animals and humans that are leftover from a precursor organism, where that organ was useful. Does this idea actually help the evolutionary theory or hurt it? This lesson discusses some common examples of vestigial organs and the current understanding that the scientific community has about them.

Does free will exist, or is free will an illusion? Do you have a choice to watch this video or not? If free will exists, then how does a naturalistic or materialistic worldview explain its origin? Consider the implications for atheism and God from the existence of free will.

Some of the classic reasons given for you to believe in evolution are actually some of the best reasons NOT to believe. Follow along as vestigial organs and junk DNA, the fossil record and transitional organisms, genetic mutations, natural selection of peppered moths, and homology are discussed. Hear what evolutionists have to say about these reasons and how the evidence stacks up.

When we consider the most profound question of life, “Does God exist?” we should follow the evidence wherever it leads. This video presents six powerful evidences proving God’s existence, from the complexity and order of our Universe to the morality, free will, and reasoning in humanity.

In the United States, there are regulations that are put into place by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that help keep people alive by regulating what can be eaten, how it can be eaten, and how it is packaged. Did you know that the first five books of the Bible, written thousands of years ago, have something similar to the FDA’s regulations? Through the Bible’s scientific foreknowledge, the Israelites were provided with safe eating standards.