well you obviously do not understand the science, if it is such BS then what is your truth? If you are going to tear something apart you should provide some explanation as to why. If you are a Bible thumper then read Genisis and then the big bang and you will find some striking simularities. Maybe its all true maybe science and spirituality will merge through some profound new understanding. And, it is 13.7 billion years + or - 0.12 billion. Basic observation shows that everything in the obserable universe is expanding away from a single point.   See 1 other reply

This whole argument is such a bore. Science is not a thing like religion, science is a system of observation, a basic set of rules. "Science" does not have opinions people do. Science only says if someting "seems to be true or false" Something like the Bible is myth and story mixed with history. There is a lot of wisdom there that can be used to better ourselves, but all to often it is used to confine and control people and most of all thought, or dogma. If you read Genisis it sounds a lot like the big-bang to me. I do not see any contradictions. The bible is like a garage sale, you have to toss some stuff out and treasure others. It was people who constructed the bible and are therefore falable. I see too many christians confine their view of God to these constructed ideas and images. Do not suppose that you know the will of God, nobody does nor is it even possible. It is a mystery, life is a mystery and Science is limited by what can be tested. God is not tangible.
Science has aloud us to explain some profound mysteries, but some will remain mysteries because they are unexplainable to everyones satisfaction, like why are we here? What is the purpose of life? etc. These questions and there answers are confined by our own psychology and make up and the human mind needs meaning the minds needs things to mean something, well what if it does not mean anything in relation to our own desires and views, what if there is no purpose to life? Well then we need to invent a purpose in order to function as human beings.
I do beleave there is a purpose however, but I do not know if we will ever know what it is. What we can know and create is our uwn purpose.
gods purpose or the universal purpose could be stranger than we can even suppose.   See 12 other replies

There's a lot of dumb in this post Harro. But I'll just say that you are completely, ignorantly, and preposteriously wrong on your "Pythagorean Law" point...A black hole? What the heck man...Pythagorean's Theorem ONLY applies to a right triangle...sooo to answer your "do you think that angles would remain the same?" CRAP that you were talking about, if it was a physical triangle (well, triangular prism), of course the angles would be different, but it doesn't matter... IT IS NO LONGER A 90 DEGREE ANGLE AND THEREFORE CAN NOT BE MEASURED WITH PYTHAGOREAN'S THEOREM.Actually...let's look at the "Laws of Conservation" while your poor, sorry, and unjustifiable attempt at knocking someone down has me annoyed. They all state that the object in question (mass, matter, energy, whatever) MUST be conserved, but may change form and composition. Taken in its basic form, this is a broad statement that means that, no matter what THEORETICAL conditions your proposing, the object in question can not be created and can not be destroyed, only transformed and made more or less dense.So before you go knocking the terminology of science (and the education systems around the world, not just in America you idiot), make sure you know what you're talking about.Oh yes yes yes, "Even though they have all been shown to be false"...All of them? EVERY single Scientific Law has been shown false? I would like ONE piece of viable, acceptable, and irrevokable evidence for what you say. Or you yourself need to "start thinking before you write, instead of the other way around..."   See 31 other replies

I would question one phrase in your statement: "made by man"? How is the vast scale of the universe being depicted here, come into your mind as man-made? It simply exists for us to discover, we're seeing it exposed to us at so many levels and it represents the glory of creation, in my view. After all, even the scientists state that it all began in a instant. Whatever our involvement, we must remain humble; we are mere dust. But in gaining this understanding of the universe(s) around us, we must understand that awareness promotes responsibility to respect for ALL of God's creation as gaining that understanding is so incredibly important for our eternal existence. And I haven't stated anything that represents "religion" in my statement. The universe simply exists for us to discover and explain to ourselves. In that process, we will become that which we all seem to seek.   See 49 other replies

there is a difference between "race" and "species" those three human races are of the same species, and can reproduce with one another. a wolf and a cougar are not compatible and will not produce offspring because they are from different species. a wolf and a dog can produce offspring however even though they may be a different race(breed), they are of the same species. racism is the domain of idiots who allow themselves to blindly follow false doctrines of hate. Hannah is correct, and Hannah's comment has nothing to do with racism.   See 31 other replies

...following your point I'd suggest that being aware of who we are and what we're part of to the degree that we do, means that nature requires our participation in preserving its rightful course. Thinking counter to this and acting like ignorant children while committing suicide in the process, would seem to be blessedly insane.   See 12 other replies

Mankind, being a product of evolution, is a part of the Earth's natural progression. We are of nature and therefore our actions, both destructive and constructive, are part of the course of nature. The changes we make, good and bad, are the changes that nature has produced by producing us. People love to say we're destroying the planet ... but everything we do, is what is meant to be done according to nature. No one blames the bird for destroying the forest floor when it salvages material for it nest. No one blames the beaver for destroying river ecosystems by building it's dam. We ARE nature, weather that means our destruction or salvation is irrelevant. Simply put: it is what it is. Whatever we destroyed was meant to be destroyed by us, and whatever we save was meant to be saved by us. I find it incredibly arrogant that people assume we are separate from nature.   See 12 other replies