Is There a Multiverse (And Should Christians Even Care)?

July 04, 2023
00:00 47:13
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In recent years, the existence of infinite parallel universes has become a popular narrative feature, appearing in several films and television shows.

While these stories are full of fantasy about limitless possibilities and alternate realities, to many scientists, the existence of the multiverse is a real possibility. For some, such as Stephen Hawking, its existence can even be used to explain away the intelligent design of our universe.

Not every scientist feels that way though.

In this episode, we dive (lightly) into some of the scientific discussions surrounding theories of the multiverse, as well as what they mean for how we understand God, ourselves, and our place in the cosmos.

We also discuss why it is that so many people find multiversal stories so captivating and compelling.

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Dale Chamberlain is an author and podcaster who is passionate about helping people tackle ancient truths in everyday settings. He lives in Southern California with his wife Tamara and their two sons. Find out more about the Kainos Project at https://kainosproject.com/.
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