Scientists Gather to Talk Humans, Cosmos, and Intelligent Design

‘The destiny of science has been to find out how unique we really are,’ says a renowned biologist.

Dr. Michael Egnor, neuroscientist and acclaimed brain surgeon, who has performed 7,000 brain surgeries, presents to an audience at the Westminster Conference on Science and Faith in Glen Mills, Pa., on Sept. 30, 2023. Daniel Reeves/Discovery Institute

GLEN MILLS, Pa.—While mainstream science commonly insists that humans are nothing special in the cosmic scheme of things, there is much scientific evidence that proves otherwise.

“We should be in awe,” said renowned biologist, Michael Denton, after presenting his latest scientific findings on how our cosmos is not only uniquely designed for oxygen-breathing creatures made of carbon and cells, but that it is specifically designed for beings who walk on land with two legs and who pursue technological advancement.