'God exists'; famous Harvard scientist comes with mathematical formula to support claim

CAMBRIDGE: Harvard astrophysicist and aerospace engineer Dr Willie Soon used a mathematic formula to claim God's presence in this universe. The famous scientist presented his formula on the Tucker Carlson Network podcast. Dr Willie Soon argues that the formula provides significant evidence for the existence of God.

The theory states that the physical laws of the universe are so finely tuned to support life that it could not have arisen by chance. First proposed by Cambridge mathematician Paul Dirac, the formula explains how certain cosmic constants agree with astonishing precision, a phenomenon that has puzzled scientists for decades.

” One of the fundamental features of nature is that the fundamental physical laws are described in terms of a mathematical theory of great beauty and power. It requires high-level mathematics to understand it. Let's think about why nature is built this way. According to our current knowledge, the only answer we can give is that nature is designed that way. God is a great mathematician of the highest order. He used very advanced mathematics in constructing the universe.” Dirac wrote in 1963.

Dr Willie Soon used Dirac's theory to explain the presence of God.

'There are many examples of eternal forces that allow us to illuminate our lives. God gave us this light so that we can follow the light and do the best we can. The very equations that govern our universe may be the fingerprints of a divine creator," said Dr Willie Soon.