Meyer uses three scientific points to refute popular arguments put forward by the “New Atheists” against the existence of God: 1. The evidence from cosmology showing that the material universe had a beginning. 2. The evidence from physics showing that, from the beginning, the universe was been “finely tuned” to allow for the possibility of life. 3. The evidence from biology showing that since the universe came into being, large amounts of genetic information present in DNA must have arisen to make life possible. In analyzing the evidence from these three fields, Meyer reveals how the data support not just the existence of an intelligent designer of some kind—but the existence of a theistic creator.