Harvard astrophysicist Dr. Willie Soon has suggested that a mathematical formula could prove God's existence. By examining ...

In this article, we continue our discussion on parallel worlds, building upon last week’s article. We explore the scientific origins of the ...

At the heart of Dr. Soon's theory is the "fine-tuning argument" — the idea that the universe's physical laws are so perfectly calibrated to support life that it couldn't have happened by chance.

At the heart of his theory is the "fine tuning argument", which put simply, suggests that the universe's physical laws are so perfectly calibrated to support life that it couldn't have happened by ...

Nigerian astrophysicist Olamilekan Ogunrinde, reacting to Harvard's Dr. Willie Soon, says mathematics falls short in proving ...

Many people on these shows, particularly in the Suits universe, have characters that don’t own up to their actions. Ted is refreshing for that reason alone, and with a bit of fine-tuning ...

At the heart of his theory is the “fine tuning argument", which put simply, suggests that the universe’s physical laws are so perfectly calibrated to support life that it couldn’t have happened by ...

He reckons a math equation can help prove God exists (Getty stock photo) Advert In the discussion, the scientist detailed the 'fine-tuning argument', which basically means the universe's conditions ..

While men of religion claim the world is run by the will of gods, their counterparts in science say the universe is governed by ... a confluence of religion and science. His theory is centred around ...