Towards a new scientific worldview, part 4: Why I bring it up

Towards a new scientific worldview, part 4: Why I bring it up

Let me just repeat for all to see what I replied to tODD when he asked me why I was so fascinated with Dr. Lanza and his book Biocentrism:

I’m not fascinated with the man and his book, I’m fascinated at how even some atheist scientists are trying to form a new worldview that is non-materialistic to account for intelligent-design observations such as the Goldilocks effect and the strange findings of quantum mechanics. I am also fascinated that a Biblical worldview can account for these observations–the way the universe supports life and the necessity of an observer–in a better, Occam’s razor, kind of way, than having to jump to all of this New Age, it’s-all-in-your-head kind of silliness.

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