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SCIENCE AND REASON
cjh, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Albert Einstein express belief in God. I've also heard the same from other scientists (sorry I can't name them at the moment). I was also a chemistry major in college so I, too, am not unschooled in rational, analytical thought.
The point is that the more we learn, often the more questions it raises and so far "science" hasn't been able to explain everything.
It's true that as we progress in our understanding of the universe we strip away old beliefs and superstitions. That's as it should be. Personally I don't see science and belief in God as mutually exclusive concepts. Quite the contrary, "science" is just a human construct for our attempt to try to get our minds around that which is. Religions are much the same but deal with a slightly different plane (excuse the pun) of existence.
I've studied and lived with Native Americans to some extent and one great truth that the Lakota people teach is that EVERYTHING is connected.
Not trying to change your mind. Just offering food for thought.
Peace.
cjh, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Albert Einstein express belief in God. I've also heard the same from other scientists (sorry I can't name them at the moment). I was also a chemistry major in college so I, too, am not unschooled in rational, analytical thought.
The point is that the more we learn, often the more questions it raises and so far "science" hasn't been able to explain everything.
It's true that as we progress in our understanding of the universe we strip away old beliefs and superstitions. That's as it should be. Personally I don't see science and belief in God as mutually exclusive concepts. Quite the contrary, "science" is just a human construct for our attempt to try to get our minds around that which is. Religions are much the same but deal with a slightly different plane (excuse the pun) of existence.
I've studied and lived with Native Americans to some extent and one great truth that the Lakota people teach is that EVERYTHING is connected.
Not trying to change your mind. Just offering food for thought.
Peace.
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chiming in
Sometimes it is extremely hard to chime in to subjects on this board. This is one of them.
Within my belief in God I find comfort, I find my vision clearer, the path warmer, the light better, and a gentile nudge when I stray off the objective.
I have started a number of carriers and would be glad to work with the author of this thread.
I will not bore you with my belief for it is mine and serves me well. I will not labor to convince you that you need something I have found, for that is up to you to seek.
You see faith is like the first time you pulled back on that yoke, it is confidence that you will fly.
You see if you want to walk on water, the first step is to get out of the boat.
Sometimes it is extremely hard to chime in to subjects on this board. This is one of them.
Within my belief in God I find comfort, I find my vision clearer, the path warmer, the light better, and a gentile nudge when I stray off the objective.
I have started a number of carriers and would be glad to work with the author of this thread.
I will not bore you with my belief for it is mine and serves me well. I will not labor to convince you that you need something I have found, for that is up to you to seek.
You see faith is like the first time you pulled back on that yoke, it is confidence that you will fly.
You see if you want to walk on water, the first step is to get out of the boat.
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mmmmmmmm. pee wee.
hey anyone here remember paul reubens? (is that his name?) the guy that got caught wanking it in an adult theatre? here's my question...what the hell is wrong with wanking it in an adult theatre? it's like getting arrested for praying in church. (didn't mean to get into the whole religion conversation) anyway, it's what you do in an adult theatre. the cops should've cut him some slack on that one. poor basta'd had to go to jail with blue ball$. and he lost his tv show. anyone had a day worse than paul reubens? let's hear some stoooories.
ps. is anyone else tired of reading about god? it's a neverending battle. christians vs non-christians. it's like the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end......
resistance is futile. come to the light. .............funyuns.
hey anyone here remember paul reubens? (is that his name?) the guy that got caught wanking it in an adult theatre? here's my question...what the hell is wrong with wanking it in an adult theatre? it's like getting arrested for praying in church. (didn't mean to get into the whole religion conversation) anyway, it's what you do in an adult theatre. the cops should've cut him some slack on that one. poor basta'd had to go to jail with blue ball$. and he lost his tv show. anyone had a day worse than paul reubens? let's hear some stoooories.
ps. is anyone else tired of reading about god? it's a neverending battle. christians vs non-christians. it's like the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end. yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it, not knowing what it was. and they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end......
resistance is futile. come to the light. .............funyuns.
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senator, i would like to change my vote. i have congregated with my opposition's party and we have come to a conclusion. munchos rule.
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i would like to thank everyone who made this event possible. it's been a great day for nude african-american republican heterosexual canadian class III midget wrestling. i have met with nbc's top executives and they concur...pamela anderson lee rock was much hotter in her early baywatch years. we have proposed a plan to kidnap david hasselhoff and the military is already on their way to berlin to carry out the sortie. it's only a few days now until we reign supreme over all chicken tacos. the time is drawing closer. we must all soil ourselves before it's too late. who's with me?
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Re: chiming in
I would thank you for that except for the typing all around it.
I like the comparison. You didn't think you'd slip in some OT comments and get away unscathed did you!
Prodigal,
As regards names, you can list Einstein, and I can list Edison. So what?
Glad you're not trying to change my mind, and thanks for the food but our diets are far different.
To all,
I hope we're about done with this thread. The amount of time it took from my life could have been devoted to things I consider much more important.
Publishers said:
I would thank you for that except for the typing all around it.
I like the comparison. You didn't think you'd slip in some OT comments and get away unscathed did you!
Prodigal,
As regards names, you can list Einstein, and I can list Edison. So what?
Glad you're not trying to change my mind, and thanks for the food but our diets are far different.
To all,
I hope we're about done with this thread. The amount of time it took from my life could have been devoted to things I consider much more important.
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