New Movie for Christians to see!

[GenemZ]

Everyone!


This is too good! Ben Stein is a comic genius!


http://www.expelledthemovie.com/playground.php

 

[GenemZ]

There is more!

Good stuff!​

http://www.expelledthemovie.com/video.php






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[Morrigu]

you mean the movie that is being sued for using cientific film material without autorisation?

The one that tricked many scientists into an interview with a desciving idea of what it actually was about?

I'm sorry, i just don't get this general idea that science and religion don't mix, i have a very religious friend who studies biochemestry.... he doesn't seem to have a problem with it... why do you?

 

[Rhamiel]

looks like a good movie

I'm sorry, i just don't get this general idea that science and religion don't mix, i have a very religious friend who studies biochemestry.... he doesn't seem to have a problem with it... why do you?

it does mix, it is not the christians who try to seperate it, the university system is what tries to seperate the two

 

[Morrigu]

looks like a good movie


it does mix, it is not the christians who try to seperate it, the university system is what tries to seperate the two

Ok... how can I say this...

In one side we have science, with theories and studies, experiments and fails, all of wich have stablished an area of knowlodge about the world over years.

Then on the other side we have religion(s), wich are sets of beliefs about the origin, the meaning of life, and ...everything else.

They both have their fields and their areas.

When science tries to explain or God, or Gods, or anything concernig religion, it upsets religion, because it is intruding in its territory. When religion tries to explain something about the world, wich has already been explained by some scientific theory it upsets the science comunity for the same reasons.

Take it like a flame wars, both areas could agree to desagree, but they keep insulting each other.

However, i Think its up to each individual to study and learn about the aspect of one, or the other.. or even both, as long as they know how to balance them...

The thing about them mixing? its not about how can you explain science with religion or the other way around. Is about how a person can agree on both areas, without one intruding in the other.

 

[Rick Otto]

quote=Morrigu; you mean the movie that is being sued for using cientific film material without autorisation?

It'sa litigeous society.

The one that tricked many scientists into an interview with a desciving idea of what it actually was about?

Proving how vulnerable to error our scientists are...

I'm sorry, i just don't get this general idea that science and religion don't mix,

We don't either.

i have a very religious friend who studies biochemestry.... he doesn't seem to have a problem with it... why do you?

You who? I haven't seen one of those people post here yet.

 

[Apollo Celestio]

Interesting, I'll probably see it. Though I don't normally see movies..

 

[GenemZ]

Interesting, I'll probably see it. Though I don't normally see movies..

I find them a waste of money these days. But, this one is a definite one. The last movie I paid to see was the Passion.

If I had only seen the Trailer in a dream? I would have prayed that it would become a movie.




Grace and peace, GeneZ




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