Originally posted by bbarrSo if he created everything then I guess he must also be responsible for science too.
This is just question-begging dogmatism on your part. Unless you fancy being cast into a lake of fire, you'd best throw off your bankrupt science worship and accept Christ almighty as both Lord, Savior, and ultimate explanation for all phenomena. After all, who made those universal laws of which you speak?
you said Quote "Bankrupt science worship" ???
So are you criticising your own gods work? I'll save you a spot in that lake of fire!
Originally posted by Jay PeateaThe problem isn't with respecting science, but in making of it a false idol. I'm not being critical of science as such, it is an effective instrument when it stays within its proper sphere of investigation. The problem resides in thinking that science is the only proper tool to all spheres of inquiry. Science is silent on issues of morality, meaning, purpose and salvation. When science overflows its banks, we all drown in the waters of nihilism. The only way to escape such a fate, and the subsequent fate of eternal damnation, is to invite Christ almighty into your life and accept Him as your Lord and Savior. He died for your sins, try to show a little gratitude.
So if he created everything then I guess he must also be responsible for science too.
you said Quote "Bankrupt science worship" ???
So are you criticising your own gods work? I'll save you a spot in that lake of fire!
Originally posted by bbarrYou are the consummate Devil's advocate. However, sarcasm does not convey well through your posts.
The problem isn't with respecting science, but in making of it a false idol. I'm not being critical of science as such, it is an effective instrument when it stays within its proper sphere of investigation. The problem resides in thinking that science is the only proper tool to all spheres of inquiry. Science is silent on issues of morality, meaning, purp ...[text shortened]... and accept Him as your Lord and Savior. He died for your sins, try to show a little gratitude.
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Originally posted by bbarr
The problem isn't with respecting science, but in making of it a false idol. I'm not being critical of science as such, it is an effective instrument when it stays within its proper sphere of investigation. The problem resides in thinking ...[text shortened]... nd Savior. He died for your sins, try to show a little gratitude.
Oops ..... a false idol ..... ha, ha, ha ....
Originally posted by jimmyb270It just happened last week in Robstown, texas
I see. Sizeable donations you say? Anyone else see a motive for fabrication here?
Within hours hundreds of people were lined up at this little tiny house to see the tears running from the eyes of the painting.
Originally posted by bbarrOdd though how I and my immediate ancestors and in fact everybody else on this planet weren't even born at the time of his death, how could he have died for sins committed by people who hadn't even been born yet ?
The problem isn't with respecting science, but in making of it a false idol. I'm not being critical of science as such, it is an effective instrument when it stays within its proper sphere of investigation. The problem resides in thinking that science is the only proper tool to all spheres of inquiry. Science is silent on issues of morality, meaning, purp ...[text shortened]... and accept Him as your Lord and Savior. He died for your sins, try to show a little gratitude.
Originally posted by Jay Peatea
Odd though how I and my immediate ancestors and in fact everybody else on this planet weren't even born at the time of his death, how could he have died for sins committed by people who hadn't even been born yet ?
Take that bbarr ! ....... I wonder how you are going to rescue yourself from that one ..... huh ?
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