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Originally posted by neonwraith
No, science isn't in accord with this, but it's willing to question the answers
if you questioned the concept that it was all the work of god in the 12th century you would by crucified for heracy.
Science doesn't offer all the answers and doesn't needly wrap them up in some easy to swallow pill.
It doesn't adovcate the whole thing to some omnipotent uber-being. It makes the universe to be complex and wonderous and mysterious. It makes room to explore. It gives humanity a small grip on the first threshold of existance. The fact that it is incredibly complex and beyond what we know make sit more tangible. Have everything explained takes all the fun out of unravelling the mystery.
Neon |
"crucified in the 12th centery for questioning"
Would that be the entire world? and every country?
A lamp is not brought to be put under a basket, is it, or under a bed? Is it not brought to be put on the lamstand?
For nothing is hidden, except to revealed; nor has anything been secret, but that it would come to light. Mark 4:21+24