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What a wonderful piece of scripture that you shared. I know that I sure include God in understanding His Glory and His Creation work. And I know that many scientest do the same. What's so wonderful is our seeing the Glory of God's creative work in actual progress through the windows that Geology and Evolution gives us.You say when we study science, we must leave God out of this study. But if you are believer in God, He declares this in Psa 19:1-2,
The heavens are telling of the glory of God; and their expanse is declaring the work of His hands. Day to day pours forth speech, and night to night reveals knowledge.
Therefore, when anyone studies “the glory of God” and “the work of His hands,” one MUST include God in understanding His glory and His creation work.
Really, it doesn’t matter what scientist know about God. They don't study God. They study what has created.Many of the first scientists who began to study the wonders of the universe and life on earth were believers in God, many being devout Christians. They did not leave God out of understanding how we came to exist and how God sustains that which He created.
There's no such thing as "true God science". To comment on the rest of your paragraph, yes science HAS determined as fact the life evolved over time. So what? It's our job to see God with in His Creation...That's not the job of the scientist. Nor should it be their job.But science today somehow believes that it must be Godless in stating what it believes is fact, both present and past tense. This may be true when science delves into “some” of the wonders of God’s creation, such as nuclear fission as an atom splits apart. Man has been able to take this fact and design nuclear weapons and nuclear power plants. But saying that science “has determined” as fact that life evolved over time, with or without God, from one species to another to another to where it is today is nothing but a pseudo- science and a deception of what true God science is all about.
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