Casey VerkerkeHostWell, the, um, the problem with naturalism is that the problem of consciousness is a problem.
If we believe in God as a creator, the creator God outside space and time that the Bible describes, there's no problem.
And one of the areas is, as they look at it, they say, "Well, look, if we just have this material world view of matter and energy as all that there is-
Uh, one of the, uh, other issues is that if we have a mechanical worldview, and we, a- and this mechanical worldview arose from randomness, this is another major problem that underpins the mechanical worldview, then there can be no purpose-
Now, one of the fascinating things is that when you read particularly the science literature, say related to biology, if we, say, uh, look at, um, the neurophysiology textbooks on the brain and this sort of thing, they will often use an expression like this: "Somehow, uh, nature learned-
Well, the, um, the problem with naturalism is that the problem of consciousness is a problem.
If we believe in God as a creator, the creator God outside space and time that the Bible describes, there's no problem.
And one of the areas is, as they look at it, they say, "Well, look, if we just have this material world view of matter and energy as all that there is-
Uh, one of the, uh, other issues is that if we have a mechanical worldview, and we, a- and this mechanical worldview arose from randomness, this is another major problem that underpins the mechanical worldview, then there can be no purpose-
Now, one of the fascinating things is that when you read particularly the science literature, say related to biology, if we, say, uh, look at, um, the neurophysiology textbooks on the brain and this sort of thing, they will often use an expression like this: "Somehow, uh, nature learned-
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