Evidence for God from Science

Well, first of all, Cracked is a comedy website. They tend to take real-life things and blow them up to comical proportions. In other words, the formula is: Some truth + some exaggeration = funny. So while these things might have actually been written down in ancient texts found by archaeologists, C...

Neo, Hugh Ross is both a "pulpit preacher"(he's a pastor), and a very knowledgable astrophysicist. So much for that logic. Rick, with all due respect, this kind of comparison is not really valid. Hugh Ross has a PhD in astronomy and has been an astrophysicist by trade. This is completely ...

Ivellious imagine for one second that those kids grow up and perpetuate the child sacrifices that they would be taught by their parents, and they end up in eternal hell. Imagine now that they are enjoying eternity in heaven with God . If you look at this with earthly eyes it can never be justified ...

I've heard versions of this argument reiterated by several different people/groups, and I'm yet to be convinced by it. The notion that it's ok to kill children just because, to that point in their lives, they had been raised by bad people is insane to me, and sounds like a moral cop-out. By that rea...

I suppose if you were a young-Earth creationist, things like us witnessing the various stages of millions-to-billions year long processes would be troubling. After all, if the universe is just 6,000-10,000 years old, why should we be able to see stars and planets both being formed and dying in vario...

I might be wrong (I'm no expert at this), but here's how I understand it: We can conceptualize God in our mind, and understand what God is. Nothing can be greater than God. If the greatest possible thing (God) can exist in our mind, it necessarily must exist in reality as well. As far as I understan...

I have long said (and I believe I have said so on this website) that those who try to take Darwinian evolution and its general concepts and start applying them to the realms of psychology, sociology, morality, and etc. are not doing proper science. The only thing that comes close to this is the stud...

Many secular scientists are anti-Christ (whether admitting it or not) and so I know why many "hate" the term. I'm not so sure that all that many scientists hate the term "God Particle." The term itself is simply not accurate, and gives the public an idea of what the Higgs Boson ...

No. The Muslim country that tolerates a form of homosexuality (actually, pedophilia) between boys and men is Afghanistan. Effeminate boys are usually taken by powerful men and taught to dress & sing like women; and they are used sexually. The boys are discarded as they enter puberty. While I'm ...

Gay couples getting married and rearing children won't have a ''neutral impact on society'' either. Not entirely neutral, but it won't drastically impact society in a negative way. Sure, it will change society; you would conceivably see more children raised by homosexual couples, you will see a gen...

Same sex marriage is simply a logical outworking in a secular culture. You might classify this as being a negative, but we do indeed live in a secular society. We are protected from any one particular religious view being forced upon us, at least in theory. It is therefore logical that carious laws...

One thing I noticed that Craig said was that certain evolutionists that believe in a literal Adam, believe he was just one of tens of thousands of humans living at the time. Can an evolutionist believe that Adam was the first human? Doesn't evolutionism teach that whole populations evolve, not indi...

In November of last year, my home state held arguably one of the most contentious and hard-fought public votes in the history of our statehood. A narrow margin defeated a proposed amendment to our state's constitution that would have officially defined legal marriage as between one man and one woman...

Since I know Craig is a favourite of many here, highly recommend video Craig vs. Ayala debating "Is Intelligent Design Viable?" (http://www.reasonablefaith.org/media/craig-vs-ayala-indiana-university) As soon as Craig starts his argument with "I'm going to focus on trying to disprove...

It works both ways though. That is, Atheists claim to know Scripture but willfully distort it, or choose portions to suit their purpose. Of course they do, and I don't think I've ever said otherwise. It's a slightly separate issue, but I agree that this happens rather frequently. Like what I said a...