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Astrophysicist: “There Has to Be a Cosmic Beginner”

Long-form18:17People & BlogsPublished Sep 20, 2026, 3:00 PM · 4w ago
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Can science actually move someone toward belief in God? Astrophysicist Hugh Ross says that studying cosmology and the origin of the universe led him to a question he couldn't ignore: if the universe had a beginning, what explains that beginning? In this conversation with Eric Metaxas, Ross describes the journey that took him through philosophy, different religious worldviews, the Bible, and eventually Christianity. But the discussion doesn't stop there. What happens when modern science appears to conflict with Genesis? Ross explains why he believes some of that conflict comes from how Christians interpret the biblical text—including the creation days and Noah's Flood. The Christian Take adds brief Christian commentary to examine the argument, distinguish scientific evidence from philosophical conclusions, and ask what Scripture actually requires. Original conversation from Socrates in the City. Original video: https://youtu.be/n1AoPwBVxAI?si=ib83RDi1R5lnxKgq

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