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Dec 27, 2016 1 hr 4 min

Ep. 76 Divine Science

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You are used to hearing "Dr. Michael Dennin: Superhero Scientist", but it turns out there is much more to Dr. Dennin than analyzing the physics behind faster than light spandex. This lifelong practicing Catholic has taken his questions about religion and God, and has looked at them with the eye of a scientist. The result is the amazing book Divine Science: Finding Reason at the Heart of Faith. In it, he takes a surprisingly rare but MUCH needed rational look at religion, and what can and cannot be explained with science. In this eye-opening discussion, we talk about truth vs fact, particle/wave duality and how it explains the Holy Trinity, plus we visit Dennin's wheelhouse: God as a superhero.

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