Season #6 starts a great new season as we investigate spiritual answers to our Big Questions as we investigated scientific answers
Last season we concluded that science rediscovered a Creator. It sounded very much like the God of the Bible. But how does the Bible view reality? In Christian theology, reality can be summarized in four categories: Creation, Fall, Redemption, Restoration. How well do these categories answer Socrates’s Big Questions. REGISTER FOR A 4-WEEK STUDY BEGINNING OCTOBER 27 and find out.
Season #6 starts a great new season as we investigate spiritual answers to our Big Questions as we investigated scientific answers
See EVENTS for the Season 6 agenda.
Where did I come from?
Am I the result of impersonal unguided forces of nature, or a special creation of God?
Where Am I Going?
When I die does my life end at the grave, or do I have a soul that goes on to eternal life?
PREVIOUS SERIES – HAS SCIENCE REDISCOVERED A CREATOR?
Unexpected scientific evidence of the last 50 years reveals our origin and destiny
A series of evidence and reason that proves the God Hypothesis. Click on the picture and draw your own conclusions. Subscribe below for free access to view the entire series.
SERIES OVERVIEW
#1: SCIENCE & FAITH
#2: BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE
#3: PRIVILEGED PLANET EARTH
#4: ORIGIN OF LIFE
#5: ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES
#6: WHAT IS BEING HUMAN?
#7: WHAT OR WHO IS GOD?
WHAT ARE YOUR CONCLUSIONS?
SERIES TWO: OBJECTIONS TO THE GOD HYPOTHESIS
Our Host and President
Dr. Stuart Orr
Stu has graduate degrees in science (Systems Engineering and Operations Research) from the University of Pennsylvania, with an undergraduate degree in Physics from Drexel University, and a graduate theology degree from Trinity International University earning an honorary Doctor of Laws. His vocational career includes being Founder and President of Advanced Business Software, Inc., and President of Simon Greenleaf School of Law. He has taught and lectured on science and religion in California, Colorado, and Arizona. Stu’s educational approach is to use the Socratic method to question and think deeply about Big Questions of Life and follow the evidence to a conclusion wherever it may lead.
Science and Theology Advisor
Dr. John Bloom
John A. Bloom (PhD in Physics, Cornell University; PhD in Ancient Near East Studies, Annenberg Research Institute) is emeritus professor of physics and former chair of the chemistry, physics, and engineering department at Biola University. He is the founder and director of Biola’s “Master of Arts in Science and Religion” degree program and the author of a number of published articles as well as the book, The Natural Sciences: A Student’s Guide. He is also a Fellow of the Discovery Institute.
Recommendations
Dr. Bloom says, “I’ve found Stu’s work to be engaging, up-to-date, accurate, and accessible to a layperson. He is great at giving you the other half of the story that you will not hear from the media or our culture leaders today. Most importantly, he makes you think!” (September 2023)
One frequent attender, Rita Fletcher, summarizes, “Stu provokes you to examine what you think you know. With his comfortable demeanor, laced with humor, he challenges you be bold and smart about eternal matters. An epiphany is sure to follow! Take advantage of his in-person and video presentations.” (September 2024)
