Even if you accept the Big Bang theory of the origin of the universe, you find that evolution has no explanation for the numerous arbitrary fundamental constants that define the physics and chemistry that make galaxies, planets, and life possible. These fundamental constants, which define the mass and charge of basic particles (such as protons and electrons), gravitational and electromagnetic forces, and much more, do not show any evidence of having evolved, but rather point to an intelligent “manufacturer” of our universe. The presentation will conclude with time for questions and answers.

Even if you accept the Big Bang theory of the origin of the universe, you find that evolution has no explanation for the numerous arbitrary fundamental constants that define the physics and chemistry that make galaxies, planets, and life possible. These fundamental constants, which define the mass and charge of basic particles (such as protons and electrons), gravitational and electromagnetic forces, and much more, do not show any evidence of having evolved, but rather point to an intelligent “manufacturer” of our universe. The presentation will conclude with time for questions and answers.