The Thomas Nagel Admission Every Skeptic Should Know | Dr. Stephen Meyer

Thomas Nagel --  one of the most eminent and influential contemporary philosophers --  confessed to the invisible bias at the bottom of every human heart--the "invisible finger on the scale" that complicates our interpretation of the evidence for God.

The Dr. Kevin Klar show provides Christ-Centered Insight from an Emmy Award-Winning Director and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology—Exploring Life Through the Lens of Story, Psychology, and Faith. 📖 🧐 ✝️

 

Why the New Atheist Movement "Collapsed"

Dr. Stephen Meyer joins Michael Knowles to analyze the cultural and intellectual collapse of the "New Atheism" movement that peaked in the mid-2000s. 

Meyer argues that prominent atheist apologists overplayed their philosophical hand by chaining their worldview to strict Darwinian materialism while actively avoiding major modern scientific breakthroughs. He breaks down how 100 years of discoveries in cosmology, cosmic fine-tuning, and cellular biology have continuously challenged materialistic assumptions by pointing toward a definitive beginning and intelligent design. The conversation also explores the philosophical flaws in popular secular arguments, including the common misapplication of Occam's Razor to the concept of God. Ultimately, they track the modern cultural shift that has led unexpected secular intellectuals, and even Richard Dawkins himself, to publicly re-evaluate the foundational necessity of the Christian worldview.

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Meyer

Host: Michael Knowles

 

Daily Readings & Prayers - Friday, July 24, 2026

 

Why Da Vinci Called the Foot an Engineering Masterpiece

Are the human wrist and ankle brilliant pieces of natural engineering, or are they poorly designed evolutionary leftovers? In this presentation,  engineer Stuart Burgess takes on recent popular science claims that label the 7 ankle bones and 8 wrist bones as "pointless" and "a useless pile of rocks."

Using secular biomechanics textbooks, medical references, and the historical observations of Leonardo da Vinci, the Burgess contrasts evolutionary assumptions with observational science. He breaks down the complex anatomy of the hindfoot and midfoot, explaining how these multi-bone structures solve a classic engineering paradox: creating a joint that is simultaneously strong enough to bear the body's entire weight and flexible enough to handle complex movements like pronation and shock absorption.

Speaker: Stuart Burgess

 

Acts 17:1-34: To an Unknown God

Paul walks into Athens, a city stuffed with idols and clever talkers, and instead of being impressed he is grieved. Rather than condemn the crowd, he starts with an altar they had built to an unknown god and tells them he has come to make that god known, even quoting their own poets on the way to the resurrection. Together with the Bereans, who checked everything Paul said against Scripture, these scenes model how to speak the gospel into a skeptical culture without watering it down. This is a chapter for Christians who feel surrounded by unbelief and are unsure how to begin. 

 

The Story of Everything - Documentary - 2026 - Stephen C Meyer - John C Lennox - Scientific View✞

 

The Greatest Puzzle

[Jesus said,] “The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up. Then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.” (Matthew 13:44)