Akita Suggagaki
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Lone Ranger, I get it. That is a dangerous path,Yes God talks to me in other ways such as guiding me towards just KNOWING what is truth, it's quite difficult to explain.
She should trust someone besides herself. As part of the Catholics faith Community we get a long line of scripture commentary to help us.Should she trust yours?
She should trust someone besides herself. As part of the Catholics faith Community we get a long line of scripture commentary to help us.
That must make life hard not trusting any person at any time. (And what has it to do with the question of clarification I asked about "remote policy options"?I only trust God.
That must make life hard not trusting any person at any time.
(And what has it to do with the question of clarification I asked about "remote policy options"
Solutions my dear Watson..............
A solution you've still made no effort to describe or explain.
I have, twice now.
You've done no such thing.
You said that you yourself trust God, in whatever form He takes for you, but that doesn't mean that should apply to science in any way at all, especially when we're talking about the study of God's creation. The world He made.
Why ever not ?
I think science enhances faith. Just like we intuitively see God in His creation of the macroworld we will see His handywork in the micro world as well. Having a closer look will only magnify Him because we begin to see the depth and complexity of His creation.Hi there,
As a believer, I've often pondered how science and faith intersect,, especially when it comes to understanding life itself.
How do we reconcile scientific discoveries with our Christian beliefs: ?? For example, the theory of evolution or the Big Bang--concepts that seem to challenge the biblical account of creation. Yet,, many Christians find that science enhances their faith,, revealing the intricacies of God's creation.
How do you approach this balance: ?? Do you see science as a tool to better understand God's work,, or do you find certain scientific ideas conflict with your faith: ?? Let's explore how we can embrace both faith and science in our journey to understand the world and our place in it. You can also read this https://medium.com/@pkajjohnson/science-and-faith-in-harmony-contemplations-on-a-distilled-doxology-cissp/
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences on this fascinating topic...!
Thanks,
Mitchel Johnsons
Because your view on 'trusting God' does not match the same as others 'trusting God', which means that even if they do trust God but do so in the respect that Bible is not a literal work of literature and the world does not conform to literal reading of the Bible, then you're still going to call any scientist dishonest.
Are your answers all this useless? You haven't answered the question at all.I pray & God answers, its not about trusting anyone but who & at the mo God tells me not to trust those in power.
Solutions my dear Watson..............
Are your answers all this useless? You haven't answered the question at all.
Never mind my dear Watson, if you don't understand by now then you never will.
Or you could simply say, in simple and plain English, what you believe that scientists should do for you to stop calling them 'dishonest'. There is that.
Your question touches on a topic that many believers grapple with—how to reconcile faith with science. It’s a profound journey of understanding that can deepen both our spiritual and intellectual lives.Hi there,
As a believer, I've often pondered how science and faith intersect,, especially when it comes to understanding life itself.
How do we reconcile scientific discoveries with our Christian beliefs: ?? For example, the theory of evolution or the Big Bang--concepts that seem to challenge the biblical account of creation. Yet,, many Christians find that science enhances their faith,, revealing the intricacies of God's creation.
How do you approach this balance: ?? Do you see science as a tool to better understand God's work,, or do you find certain scientific ideas conflict with your faith: ?? Let's explore how we can embrace both faith and science in our journey to understand the world and our place in it. You can also read this https://medium.com/@pkajjohnson/science-and-faith-in-harmony-contemplations-on-a-distilled-doxology-cissp/
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences on this fascinating topic...!
Thanks,
Mitchel Johnsons
I could -Yes
Science are one of the most honest professions I have encountered. Your denigration of them as lairs is disturbing and revealing. Similarly revealing is that you fail to defend your position and speak in clouded and obscured language.Never mind my dear Hans, if you don't understand by now then you never will.
Science are one of the most honest professions I have encountered.
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