Dr. Stephen Meyer

Boy, it was a miserable time, though.

I mean, I had no structures to make sense of anything.

But yeah, I think back on that.

And I still have the book.

My dad wrote me a very moving inscription in the baseball book about the experience of the broken leg.

I lost him.

He died a year ago.

Came to faith late in life in some significant measure because of reading.

He read a book by Lee Strobel called Case for Creator.

And the Strobel book had two chapters in it about his kid, about me.

So he had to read it.

He was an engineer.

And then the intelligent design stuff started to make sense to him.

And one of his best friends became a believer.

having attended one of my talks and seen the animation of how the digital code in the DNA directs the construction of the protein machines.

He walked out of the talk, turned to my dad, fellow engineer.

They'd been buddies and coworkers at Boeing and other aerospace companies for like 50 years.

He walks out and turns to my dad and says, Chuck, did you see that animation of the interior of the cell?

My dad nods and he says,

He said, Chuck, there's got to be a God.