Evidence for God from Science

Why do I bother... AGAIN, can you quote me saying "you are passionate and emotional"? NO, so don't do it.

I am not really clear what you meant about the age before beauty stuff or the ladies first thing...

Are you trying to tell me that everyone believes that every occurrence in the Bible actually happened? If that is so, you are sadly mistaken. So the Bible and the Iliad are still similar on that logic; not everyone takes the stories in the Bible literally. Both works can be seen as comments on human...

KMart, Why are the Iliad and the Bible so different? They are both magnificent works written by people living in ancient civilizations. If you look strictly at the fact that both are stories, relaying the travels and tribulations of the characters in them, as well as interventions by divine powers, ...

KMart: Please be careful with your arguments and attacks on arguments. I haven't even mentioned intelligent design on this discussion, therefore your mention of it here is a fallacy. Try not to lose your head and feel the need to argue just anything so that you have something to argue about. I belie...

August: Out of curiosity, may I ask if you take the Bible literally or figuratively (at least in part)? If my memory serves me, there are many versions of the Bible. I realize they all have the same basic message; specific wording may vary from version to version. However, I do not think you could d...

What I am saying is: Why can't it be that what we perceive as scientific exploration or natural order, be God's hands in disguise? Couldn't it be that God actually wants us to evolve into beings that understand everything He has given us and to not take it for granted? I am not too familiar with the...

It doesn't matter if ID proponents want it taught. There is a trial going on in Pennsylvania regarding this issue, so what proponents want is besides the point. SOMEONE wants it taught or there wouldn't be an issue.

The problem I have with intelligent design is that WE define these complexities as having to do with intelligent design. I feel ID proponents look at this as, "well, it is extremely complex... it MUST have been done by something other than a natural process..." without being able to test f...

Ooh, I like you. You sound smart and logical. Good for you!

I completely agree with you. I feel that if ID were being taught in lieu of evolution, science classes would be completely missing the point and science itself would be completely undermined.

That's the problem with the supernatural... it is increasingly difficult to observe! But, that is where faith comes in. I, however, believe to have seen supernatural powers at work, only in that I can't explain them scientifically. My mom does energy work, which I won't go into detail about, and she...

Have you ever read "The Science of God"? It's a really good book, I recommend it. If you are looking for a way to explain this man, I think this book probably backs up some of his ideas a little. It basically describes and consolidates everything we know about life on this planet and descr...

AttentionKMartShoppers:

Do YOU self-replicate?

I would like for you to show me where I said the majority of the people who have lived is an idiot. Again, twisting words around to create an argument is a fallacy and should not be tolerated. I also do not believe there is any reason to be cynical. That, in my opinion, is just a bad attitude. And t...

AttentionKMartShoppers said: Get a clue. Please. And you keep calling it unscientific...how, give us your well thought out arguments. It's easy to make statements...but back it up, with some reasoning of any sort-if you think you can. So, my response was to show how intelligent design was not scient...

So, AttentionKMartShoppers, you think that without Christopher Columbus' safe return we would believe that the earth is round? Or that without Galileo we would eventually come to know that WE revolve around the sun? And I have never claimed the Bible teaches that. You sure seem to be good at putting...