On February 23,
2018, a Spanish Newspaper (La Opinión, El Correo de Zamora) published this
interview with me, performed by Ana Arias, which I am now translating into
English. The interview was re-published
a few days later (March 10) in the website ReligionEnLibertad (ReligionInFreedom).
This is the translation of the interview:
He took an interest
in science since he was quite small,
as he says. At age 16 he wrote a book of zoology in two volumes that was never published.
Anyway, whenever he has to consult information about some little known animal, he
consults his book. "And I can find almost everything there," he adds.
Now, at 71, he is an honorary professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid.
He believes in
science. And also in God. Under the sponsorship of the Caja Rural Foundation
and the Science-Religion University Forum held yesterday at the University
College, Manuel Alfonseca gave a lecture about The Faith of Contemporary Atheist Scientists.
What is the faith
of those scientists?
That God does not
exist.
