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Cosmic Questions Interviews (Washington DC 1999)

April 1999, Washington DC

Play Video Setting the Scene
Play Video Steven Weinberg and John Polkinghorne: An Exchange
Play Video A Dialogue of Scientists and Theolgians
Play Video Did the Universe Have a Beginning?
Play Video At Home in the Quantum Universe
Play Video A Beginningless Universe?
Play Video Was the Universe Designed?
Play Video The Argument From Design
Play Video The Anthropic Principle
Play Video Are We Alone?
Play Video Is There Intelligent Life Elsewhere in the Universe?
Play Video The Faith of Scientists
Play Video Literal and Symbolic Truths
Play Video What Religion Can Learn From Science
Play Video What Science Can Learn From Religion
Play Video Questions, Answers and Ongoing Dialogue
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