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Piers Morgan (0:00)
What are we looking at here? I mean, for those who are not as skilled in this kind of thing as you are, what are we looking at?
Dr. Stephen C. Meyer (0:06)
Molecular biologists will kind of start out, wax lyrical and describe the interior workings of the cell as something like an automated factory run by digital code in which the code is processed by little nano machines. And it's automated to a degree that it's just mind blowing. The God hypothesis provides, in my view and that of many scientists and philosophers, the best explanation of. Of the origin of the universe.
Piers Morgan (0:33)
It's fair to say that this moment of Russell Brand searching for a Bible verse during my interview with him got a lot of pickup, especially from those who are skeptical about those who purport to believe in God. However, a new movie might counteract such cynicism. The Story of Everything features some of the world's most eminent science brains. You argue that far from being mere cosmic chance, the universe has in fact been designed by an intelligent creator. Here's a taster.
Dr. Stephen C. Meyer (0:59)
Today I'm going to tell you a
Piers Morgan (1:02)
story which may seem very strange. Galileo, Kepler, Newton, each tried to explain
Dr. Stephen C. Meyer (1:12)
events in the history of the universe. Has the universe always been here or is it finite? Is there something else that would lay these questions to rest? It reopens that question of ultimate meaning.
Grainger Advertiser (1:24)
How in the world did this start?
Piers Morgan (1:30)
Well, it's based on the New York best selling book Return of God Hypothesis by Dr. Stephen C. Mayer, who I'm very pleased to welcome back to Uncensored. Welcome back to you.
Dr. Stephen C. Meyer (1:39)
It's great to be back, Piers. I remember our previous conversation very fondly. It's wonderful to be with you.
Piers Morgan (1:47)
Well over 2 million people watched our last interview which showed the huge level of interest in what you have to say. And I was delighted that actually not only is there that little clip of me at the start in that trailer of your movie, but I later make another appearance with my big argument with Richard Dawkins on Uncensored, where he got extremely triggered by my persistence in trying to explain to him why I believed there was a greater power out there than us. Why do you think this issue of whether there is a God winds up some people, some scientists, atheists, whoever they may be to such an extraordinary degree, why do they care so much?
