Science – Scientists hate God. Or find God very disturbing. In fact, modern science has found no evidence of God and so it's stupid anymore to think God exists. The above statements are often presented as conventional wisdom, but are they true?
"How scientists really feel about God?" who the hell cares? why not ask, "How plumbers really feel about God," or "How people named Steve really feel about God," or ...
how about "How those that believe in God really feel about God?" now THAT would be interesting.
i know, how about "How scientists really feel about shut-the-hell-up!"
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Science doesn't say a thing about 'God'. It does, however, render most "creation" myths obsolete.
We'll see. Hey, did you read the latest about a pulsar discovered to be orbitting like a planet around a star like our sun?
"Science doesn't say a thing about 'God'. It does, however, render most "creation" myths obsolete."
Science and Theology are from two completely different branches of thought.
As for rendering creation myths obsolete, I suppose that's possible if you read the majority of creation stories literally.
Then again as you get closer and closer to the creation point of our multiverse there are more and more theories brought forth from the mouths of scientists. Not a one of them in any way proven to be 'truth' or scientific fact.
So I guess the lack of credible science concerning not only the first few picoseconds of our universe, but that which preceeded it, renders most scientists' creation-stories into myth.
Perhaps, but they aren't relying on the supernatural for explanations.
Not relying on the supernatural for explanations? IF you study chemistry and cell division, it can certainly seem supernatural. You just have to want it to, then it's easy.
Quantum physics is mighty weird as well, but I find it more believable than virgin birth and talking shrubbery.
We can make virgin births, and, put speakers in burning bushes, so, you definitely have a weak faith in God.
almost the dreaded double post
Sorry, I was tired when I wrote that last comment. Just ignore.