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Gilder on Privileged Species, a "Masterpiece" that "Expounds What Is the Most Important Discovery of 20th-Century Science"

Whoa, film and book reviews don’t come any more enviable than this. George Gilder (Knowledge and Power, Wealth and Poverty) posts on Facebook about the new documentary from Discovery Institute, Privileged Species, directed by Center for Science & Culture associate director Dr. John West:

Michael Denton at Discovery has just produced a masterpiece of a film on science. It is called Privileged Species. It shows, in rigorous detail, that the universe was created to launch and sustain human life.

It is based on his book Nature’s Destiny, which is perhaps the single greatest science book ever written, offering a comprehensive case for the providential uniqueness of human life in the universe.

It expounds what is the most important discovery of 20th-century science: that the entire universe is exhaustively designed to create and sustain human life and mind. Yet it is totally incorrect politically to the extent that any biology or physics professor who upholds it loses his job.

It explains more science more lucidly than any other theory.

It makes science intelligible and coherent again.

It begins by quoting Bill Nye, "the science guy," "I am just a speck on a speck on a speck." This belief is mandatory in universities where the materialist superstition still reigns — in virtually all universities.

Denton renders it ridiculous and science numinous. Everyone should see the 33-minute film and read his book.

Get the DVD now on Amazon. See the trailer above.

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