Good Heavens! The Human Side of Astronomy

J.R.R. Tolkien, Job, and the Man of Sorrows. What must it have been like for the Creator of the universe to be "despised and rejected" by His own creation? What was God's response to Job's suffering and complaint? Why would Jesus bother fine tuning a planet for life that would eventually put Him to death? Come and see the "eucatastrophe" of fine tuning on this episode of Good Heavens!

Come along with Dan as he continues his conversation with Allen Hainline about the fine tuning of the cosmos. This is part 3 of our series. In this episode Allen and Dan briefly discuss some skeptic objections to fine tuning and Dan "tries on" Mambrino's Helmet and talks about helium balloons on the ceiling. Good heavens, you don't want to miss this one!  (Part 3 of 5)

Has someone really "monkeyed" with the physics of our world?  Join Allen Hainline and Daniel Ray as they continue to explore the wonders of gravity, neutrons, fundamental forces, sun spots, a physicist who became an Anglican priest, the oddities of light, Albert Einstein's famous "blunder", how God used fine tuning to help Allen with his faith, and how it all might remind us of Christ. (Part 2 of 5)

This is first part in a series of five short podcasts on the Fine Tuning of the Universe.  Dan Ray interviews Allen Hainline about the question, is our universe finely tuned to allow for living things?  Is the universe designed for us?  In this episode Allen unpacks a few of the basic aspects of Fine Tuning for us. We hope it will encourage you to find out more about it.