I heard of the Bill Nye and Ken Hamm debate, but I didn’t watch it. For some reason, people think science and religion are incompatible. And they consider those of us who believe in Christ to be somehow inadequate. So there’s no point in debating people who don’t even believe you are human.
But I do have questions of my own…
1) What
happened 20 minutes before the big bang?
2) FACT:
The universe is not infinitely old. FACT:
Einstein’s theory states that matter can never be created nor destroyed, only reorganized. Essentially, we’re dealing with all the
matter we’ve ever dealt with before, just in different forms. Given these two facts, where did matter come
from?
See, to me you have to understand there are limitations
to what you believe. After a while, you
push to a hard edge, the answer is “I don’t know, my system does not explain
that”. At that point, faith kicks
in. Whether it be faith in God or faith
in science.
Seems to me that both sides have people that don’t tell
the truth and stick to old arguments.
Christianity really threw the world on its head, and provided a
completely different way of looking at things.
It still does, though what most people teach is not what the Bible
teaches. What most teach is a disturbing
combination of Old Testament and New Testament, with no real separation between
the two.
Science is much the same way. Except there’s a lot of mystery and
excitement, and many unknowns. It’s a
magical world where the rules start to make sense, except the ones that
matter. Because in the end, the answers
to certain questions just don’t matter.
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