What I mean by God is above science is that God is above human flaw. He has never had to rethink anything He has stated as fact. The relation to science: scientists gather data to support a theory, and if more data is gathered to support an opposite theory the secondary then moves into the realm of fact. Of course this is how humans learn how the world works. I am not trying to debunk science to the realm of sorcery in the least. Sometimes I watch too much of the Discovery Channel and it makes me fear the ocean. It seems as if everything in it will eat you or bite you or sting youRatjaws said:Hello again Water,
I'm not sure what you mean by saying "God is above science" but it is certain that unless God give us the ability to do science, in other words to think, and the insight to desire learning about His universe, we'd have no science at all. If you could please explain what you mean by saying science "cannot give answers that are equatable to the answers of God?" This is very puzzling and seems to pit the knowledge we receive from good science with divine revelation. If that's what you meant I'd have to disagree.
Pax Christi...
Sincerely, Tim (alias Ratjaws)

The only difficulty I have with science is that some scientists do not recognize that God does exist. This troubles me, but respectfully I have learned about science. Science seperates or disbelieves (according to what I've been taught) that people are just a bunch of DNA coded together, and ignores the fact that even unborn humans have a soul. I am aware of Christian scientists who believe otherwise, but in my high school they taught evolution without any creationalistic view. They taught the big bang theory as a huge explosion which hurled matter and atoms at random, and that life simply happened by chance. I do not believe this theory at all. I think it was the hand of God that formed the universe and none of it happened by chance. IMO God formed our solar system exactly the way it is so that His plan could work. Scientists even say that if our solar system was not exactly the way it is that life probably might not exist. This comes as no surprise to me. Science simply reafirms my faith. Science can be beautiful, but without God in the picture I find it pointless. Theory against theory and data against data. I think "Now how could a person witness the beauty of God's creation and figure how it works and ignore Him completely?" It literaly baffles me.
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