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Michael Behe Explains Why the More Science Discovers, the More It Points to God

What if the deeper science looks into life, the harder it becomes to dismiss a Creator? Biochemist Michael Behe explains why the astonishing machinery inside our cells and the fine-tuning of the universe point him straight to God.
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Professor and biochemist Michael Behe joins Crosswalk Talk's Michael Foust to explain why he believes the more science discovers about life and the universe, the more the evidence points to God. Behe, a leading advocate of intelligent design and the scientist behind the concept of “irreducible complexity,” discusses molecular machinery, the complexity of the cell and the apparent fine-tuning of the universe. He also addresses scientific materialism on college campuses and why he believes it can leave students struggling with questions of meaning and purpose. Behe shares his favorite everyday argument for the existence of God and explains why he believes science and faith are not enemies. He also discusses the new film The Story of Everything and his hope that it will challenge audiences to reconsider what modern scientific discoveries tell us about design, purpose and a Creator.

This video originally appeared on GodTube.com

Photo Credit: ©GodTube / Michael Behe

Originally published August 31, 2026.


Michael Foust has covered the intersection of faith and news for 20 years. His stories have appeared in Baptist Press, Christianity Today, The Christian Post, the Leaf-Chronicle, the Toronto Star and the Knoxville News-Sentinel. 

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