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re: Question about Freeze and those coaches that wear their faith so openly
Posted on 3/10/17 at 9:26 am to Diamondawg
Posted on 3/10/17 at 9:26 am to Diamondawg
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Is string theory taught in public schools?
That's not even close to the same thing. String theory is a scientific attempt to explain the universe that is based on mathematical equations. Creationism is mythology that has no evidence to support it. In fact, all evidence points against it. When string theory is taught, its flaws and contradictions are also taught with it. If a teacher wanted to say "some people believe humans just all of a sudden appeared on earth about 6000 years ago, but physical evidence does not support that idea" that's fine.
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Posted on 3/10/17 at 10:25 am to AshLSU
AshLSU,
Logic alone would lead most people to the conclusion that this world was produced by a creator. I am not trying to be a smart alec. I am just being honest with you. Many people see the order in the natural world and the harmony and intricacies of how things work and the only logical conclusion that flows from the observance of these things is that there is a creator behind all of this.
Furthermore, the large majority of people feel the desire to "be somebody" or "make a difference" or "make their life count"-- use whatever phrase or terminology you want, you get the picture. Most people in fact live as if life matters. Most people (even most atheists) don't live as if life is meaningless. If we all are here today merely by chance, I'm not sure I understand why we care so much about honesty and justice and fairness and making sure we "make a name for ourselves" in our careers or hobbies, etc.
Many people feel the tension in their lives of unmet desires. They feel the tension of wanting happiness and not being able to find it. They have experienced the let down that inevitably occurs when they place their ultimate hope in their hobby or their money or sex or marriage or anything besides God. C.S. Lewis once said: “If we find ourselves with a desire that nothing in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that we were made for another world.”
As far as I understand it, science can only test things that can be duplicated and therefore science will never be able to prove how something can be created from nothing. Science can not create a repeatable test showing how cells can just randomly appear and then transform first into tadpoles and then into every other living creature that we observe today.
Logic alone would lead most people to the conclusion that this world was produced by a creator. I am not trying to be a smart alec. I am just being honest with you. Many people see the order in the natural world and the harmony and intricacies of how things work and the only logical conclusion that flows from the observance of these things is that there is a creator behind all of this.
Furthermore, the large majority of people feel the desire to "be somebody" or "make a difference" or "make their life count"-- use whatever phrase or terminology you want, you get the picture. Most people in fact live as if life matters. Most people (even most atheists) don't live as if life is meaningless. If we all are here today merely by chance, I'm not sure I understand why we care so much about honesty and justice and fairness and making sure we "make a name for ourselves" in our careers or hobbies, etc.
Many people feel the tension in their lives of unmet desires. They feel the tension of wanting happiness and not being able to find it. They have experienced the let down that inevitably occurs when they place their ultimate hope in their hobby or their money or sex or marriage or anything besides God. C.S. Lewis once said: “If we find ourselves with a desire that nothing in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that we were made for another world.”
As far as I understand it, science can only test things that can be duplicated and therefore science will never be able to prove how something can be created from nothing. Science can not create a repeatable test showing how cells can just randomly appear and then transform first into tadpoles and then into every other living creature that we observe today.
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