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As opposed to a bunch of geeks that aren't quite human and aren't quite mikmen making up theories based on possibilities.
God, being the greater being, not particularly from any religion. Although one of the hindu gods is a four-armed elephant-man. Just thought i'd let you know...
God, being the greater being, not particularly from any religion. Although one of the hindu gods is a four-armed elephant-man. Just thought i'd let you know...
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Perhaps this will degenerate into another religion argument. But anyway.
NO!
NO!
===SONICRAV---> wrote:
> Hmm... I'm not sure myself...
>
> Certainly I totally believe in science- I'm not going to go around
> saying that God created Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden...
>
> That said, how can you explain the perfection of the Universe? Not
> only is it so perfect that protons are exactly the right mass for
> atoms to form etc, but every single force in the universe will
> eventually be combined as one single unified field theory.
>
> Seems almost too perfect!
>
> Sonic
Ah, but it's perfect only in our eyes. I'm sure there are many flaws in the Universe, many of which we'll never be able to comprehend.
> Hmm... I'm not sure myself...
>
> Certainly I totally believe in science- I'm not going to go around
> saying that God created Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden...
>
> That said, how can you explain the perfection of the Universe? Not
> only is it so perfect that protons are exactly the right mass for
> atoms to form etc, but every single force in the universe will
> eventually be combined as one single unified field theory.
>
> Seems almost too perfect!
>
> Sonic
Ah, but it's perfect only in our eyes. I'm sure there are many flaws in the Universe, many of which we'll never be able to comprehend.
Stryke wrote:
> Religion causes far more harm than the temporary and dillusional
> happiness it instils in people.
That's our fault, not religion's.
If you think my happiness is only 'temporary', and if you think I'm being 'dillusional', then I'm afraid you are terribly wrong, as you shall find out.
> Religion causes far more harm than the temporary and dillusional
> happiness it instils in people.
That's our fault, not religion's.
If you think my happiness is only 'temporary', and if you think I'm being 'dillusional', then I'm afraid you are terribly wrong, as you shall find out.
Hmm... I'm not sure myself...
Certainly I totally believe in science- I'm not going to go around saying that God created Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden...
That said, how can you explain the perfection of the Universe? Not only is it so perfect that protons are exactly the right mass for atoms to form etc, but every single force in the universe will eventually be combined as one single unified field theory.
Seems almost too perfect!
Sonic
Certainly I totally believe in science- I'm not going to go around saying that God created Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden...
That said, how can you explain the perfection of the Universe? Not only is it so perfect that protons are exactly the right mass for atoms to form etc, but every single force in the universe will eventually be combined as one single unified field theory.
Seems almost too perfect!
Sonic
davyboy wrote:
> Religon Has caused more and bloodier wars then anything in the whole
> of the human race ;0)
Maybe, but science created the atom bomb....
> Religon Has caused more and bloodier wars then anything in the whole
> of the human race ;0)
Maybe, but science created the atom bomb....
Religion causes far more harm than the temporary and dillusional happiness it instils in people.
Yep.
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