Is there evidence for a cosmic creator? Hugh Ross vs Lewis Wolpert - Unbelievable?

2012-06-23T00:00:00+01:00

Recorded at Imperial College London. Christian astrophysicist Hugh Ross of Reasons To Believe debates atheist biologist Lewis Wolpert. Ross brings evidence for God from Big Bang cosmology, explaining why scientific advance provides a testable model of Biblical Creation. Wolpert says that belief in God is a by-product of evolution and nothing more.

The debate was hosted by Imperial College Christian Union.

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