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>and really knows how it fits together, at the level of real
>mathematical thought and scientific evidence, as opposed to
>the simplistic and misleading translations found in Youtube
>videos and popularizations; just about every single one of the
>real scientists in the world of cosmology are atheists.

What part of the fine-tuning argument does scientists oppose?



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>And the (very) few who actually do believe in the existence
>some kind of supernatural being are not making any sort of
>scientific argument (fine-tuning or otherwise), because
>they're especially aware that you can't make scientific
>arguments for the supernatural, by definition.
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Do you believe in the supernatural?



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“It was the evidence from science and history that prompted me to abandon my atheism and become a Christian.” — Lee Strobel, The Case for Christ

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