Film uses science to prove existence of God-CathNews NZ/Pacific

Film uses science to prove existence of God

Tuesday, August 14th, 2012

A new film by philosopher, priest and producer Father Robert Spitzer aims to integrate faith and reason by making the claim that the existence of God can be proved through scientific evidence.

“We thought the whole story wasn’t being told in the media about the evidence for God from physics,” the Jesuit priest told CNA. “We’re utterly convinced that the evidence from physics shows the existence of God and certainly does not take away from it.”

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