Jul 21, 2024 10:30 AM —  12:00 PM Seth Andrews vs. God: Who is the Better Intelligent Designer? | Seth Andrews | Weekly Sunday Gathering June 9 2024 —  The Montrose Center 401 Branard St #106, Houston, TX 77006

Main Speaker : Seth Andrews

Main Talk Description:

Seth Andrews, author and creator of The Thinking Atheist podcast, will give us an entertaining examination of nature and its design.

Religious apologists often get misty and reverent about the "obvious" design in nature, yet Seth Andrews thinks God did a pretty shoddy job. Join us for an entertaining, often funny and sometimes alarming examination of the world's faulty wiring ... and how Seth might have done better than whoever – or whatever – allegedly wrote the blueprints.

Seth Andrews is a former evangelical and Christian broadcaster who now hosts The Thinking Atheist…one of the most popular podcasts and online atheist communities in the world. The Thinking Atheist is not a person. It is an icon encouraging all to reject faith and pursue reason and evidence.

Seth has authored five books, including his latest offering, Christianity Made Me Talk Like an Idiot. He also hosts a second podcast, True Stories with Seth Andrews.

With a mix of humor and heart, Seth Andrews has spoken for audiences large and small in the U.S, Canada, Europe, and Australia about his former faith, the promotion of science and skepticism, the importance of Humanism in this often crazy world, and why we should all pursue a personal relationship with reality.

Love by itself is never enough to have a relationship work. The divorce courts are full of people who love each other. To have a relationship be great, you need the experience of love. In this program you will learn what creates love and what destroys it. Then you will learn the key to having love in all your relationships.

Speaker Bio :

Seth Andrews will give us an entertaining examination of nature and its design. Religious apologists often get misty and reverent about the "obvious" design in nature, yet Seth Andrews thinks God did a pretty shoddy job. Join us for an entertaining, often funny and sometimes alarming examination of the world's faulty wiring ... and how Seth might have done better than whoever – or whatever – allegedly wrote the blueprints.