
Science, Evidence, and the Existence of God
From WSJ Opinion: Free Expression by Gerard Baker, Editor at Large, The Wall Street Journal
October 22, 2025 · 43 min
About this episode
Gerry Baker discusses with Michel-Yves Bolloré how recent scientific discoveries may support the existence of a creator.
For most of the last few centuries, advances in scientific understanding have seemed to undermine arguments for the existence of God. Physical phenomena ascribed to a deity have been discovered to have natural explanations. But some think that recent scientific discoveries have actually strengthened the case for the existence of at least some supernatural original creator. A new book, by Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier Bonnassies, two French authors, argues for a science-based belief in God. On this episode of Free Expression, Gerry Baker speaks with Bolloré, one of the authors of “God, the Science, the Evidence”. They discuss how the Big Bang and the creation of the universe could be the first sign of a creator, how a belief in God is different from having faith, and whether reason can make the case that Jesus Christ was the Son of God. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Gerard Baker
Guest: Michel-Yves Bolloré
Topics covered
- science
- existence of God
- supernatural creator
- Big Bang
- faith vs reason
- Christianity
Keywords
- science
- God
- Big Bang
- faith
- evidence
- Christianity
- supernatural
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: God, the Science, the Evidence
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