I have long been a proponent of how Nature and the Bible are in complete agreement. That mindset has been with me since high school, and was reinforced in college where I majored in science (Physics) but did better in the few Philosophy classes I took. I have argued like the Psalmists that the "Heavens declare the glory of God..." and that the Bible came later. We don't need the Bible to prove there's a God. The evidence that there exists a God beyond our physical and psychological reality who created what we sense is immense. All one needs to do is look at the stars in the heavenlies, a bee hovering over a dandelion, or examine how your thumb works...or the most astonishing evidence—the complexity of our DNA. When atheists claims there is no God they reveals the depth of their ignorance and height of arrogance. The atheists's knowledge of the universe and reality is so microscopic they have no foundation for claiming omniscience about the universe and reality. The atheist claim, rather, is fundamentally a contradiction, unless their definition of a god requires a materialistic entity, in which case I could not worship such a god and I would agree with the atheist—there is no such god that fits within the realm of materialism...my God created all that is material and therefore cannot be part of it.
Regardless, here is a discussion between four men, which I can only celebrate (the men and the discussion). It examines the mathematical probabilities of the atheistic claim that there is no God, and that reality is a fluke of "nature." I'm glad to see YouTube has it registered with over 2 million views as of this date.
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