In this episode, our host looks at evidence for UFOs, ETs, etc. and takes a look at the world around us. Includes "interactive" demonstration of how our eyes work.
The Does God Exist video series takes a look at various questions reguarding the existance of God. While the series focuses on how we can know there is a God, it has several episodes that parallel the main discussion to address commonly raised questions and concerns. The host of the series, John Clayton, was an athiest before becomming a believer in God through his studies in science. He worked for many years as a public high-school teacher (recently retired) in the United States. In the first group of episodes, a simplified logical argument approach is taken, looking at scientific evidence to point toward the existance of a God. Further into the series, it begins to take a closer look at what this God is, as defined by the Bible and comparing with other world relegions. Again, scientific along with some other evidences is used throughout. In a special, two episode section, we learn more about the speaker, John Clayton in "Why I left Athiesm". The remainder of the series deals with specific items and questions, such as how do Dinosaurs fit in, or Noah, the arc, and the great flood. 24 episodes in total.
In this episode, our host looks at evidence for UFOs, ETs, etc. and takes a look at the world around us. Includes "interactive" demonstration of how our eyes work.
A discussion of why God created man and how this explanation relates to human suffering.
In a continuation from Episode 07, our host looks at the nature of God, time, and man.
This episode deals with what God is. Our host looks at scientific theory, the Bible, and some misconceptions. If you only see one episode of this series, this is the one to see.
This episode deals with suffering. It takes a look at questions such as "Why does God let ____ happen?" This episode also takes a look at the subject of pain and "If God designed everything, why does pain exist?"
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Episode 05 - Irreducible Complexity and the Anthropic Principle
Continuation of the discussion, and the last of three episodes that focus specifically on design. This episode deals primarily with the differences in galaxies, stars, and other locations in our universe.
Continuation of the discussion on design. This episode takes a look at different designs and patterns found in nature. Structures in many different animals and plants are discussed as well as some in space.
In a continuation from the first two episodes, this is the first of three episodes that deal with design in the universe. In this episode, the question of design is looked at from an intuitive point of view. Areas examined include migration, marsupial mammals, the polarization of light, and much more.
Examining the the cause of the universe. A continuation of the discussion started in Episode 1. In this episode we continue to look at the question of whether or not the universe had a beginning, and the cause of such a beginning. Examines such items as the nature of Hydrogen, our Sun and other stars, and much more. Requires Divx codecs (www.divx.com) or the VLC player http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ For info, assistance, or comments on this distribution email dge@hannoncomputers.com
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Episode 1 - The Cosmos -- A Logical Proof of God's Existence
This first episode is primarily an introduction to the series, taking a look at the relationship between science and the Bible. It also proposes a simplified logical argument for looking at scientific knowledge to see if God does exist.
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