Is it still reasonable to believe in God as we move deeper into the 21st century? Mike Jones “InspiringPhilosophy” and Sam McKee
Should we all pack our bags and move to Mars? If so, shall we pack our Bibles too!? In this lively Unbelievable? debate recorded at Henry Floyd Grammar School, comedian and host Andy Kind moderates a sharp and entertaining exchange between Christian apologist Mike Jones (@inspiringphilosophy) and science researcher Sam McKee (Manchester Metropolitan University). Today we’re talking, DNA resetting, AI, Mars colonies, and the future of faith on the podcast, confronting a burning question: Is it still rational to believe in God in an age of accelerating science and technology?
What do you think: is religion obsolete in the age of AI - or is it embedded in our biology? Today’s a cosmic conversation!
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