[You make very little spiritual sense here vance, perhaps you have neglected your spirituality in search of something else less incredulous to believe. The law of gravity is no substitute for the Word God so it would seem you believe not God but His creation - is that not what the pantheist also believe?]
hmm... crusader.. it seems you criticized him for not being spiritual. His statement says neither one way another whether he is "spiritual" or not; whether he is following God's will or not. It is a shame to take a shot below the belt on something that you don't even know. That is between him and God. He has an open mind at least, and what he does agree with is factual evidence that can be observed. This makes him no less a Christian. We cannot simply ignore the world around us. What is more logical to believe? Gathering evidence and taking an educated "guess" at how God created the world, or do you rather believe in something comparable to "magic," that everything "magically" appeared? I personally think the almighty creator was intelligent enough to have a logical process for creation.
hmm... crusader.. it seems you criticized him for not being spiritual. His statement says neither one way another whether he is "spiritual" or not; whether he is following God's will or not. It is a shame to take a shot below the belt on something that you don't even know. That is between him and God. He has an open mind at least, and what he does agree with is factual evidence that can be observed. This makes him no less a Christian. We cannot simply ignore the world around us. What is more logical to believe? Gathering evidence and taking an educated "guess" at how God created the world, or do you rather believe in something comparable to "magic," that everything "magically" appeared? I personally think the almighty creator was intelligent enough to have a logical process for creation.
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