Scientists are seeking God

[Inan3]

I thought these articles were interesting although, I haven't read them ALL completely but I will. I would love to see what others think of these subjects. It would be nice if we could have some honest opinions without anyone criticizing or getting mad at others' opinions or thoughts.


The God Particle - National Geographic Magazine

The science of religion: Where angels no longer fear to tread | The Economist

Will Physicists Find God? - Newsweek

God Particle riddle could be solved "by 2012" - CBS News

God Particle Discovered

So much for the so-called "God particle" - CBS News

 

[Greg1234]

If we had done methodological earthism we would not be in outer space today. It's always a good thing to explore new frontiers, but as for the "God particle" well, that's what happens when you want to ignore texts and try to reinvent the wheel. They can try to ignore religion to learn about religion but they'll learn either way.

 

[Inan3]

If we had done methodological earthism we would not be in outer space today. It's always a good thing to explore new frontiers, but as for the "God particle" well, that's what happens when you want to ignore texts and try to reinvent the wheel. They can try to ignore religion to learn about religion but they'll learn either way.

What is methodological earthism?

 

[Gishin]

Something made up.

 

[Jazer]

"All matter is comprised of quarks and leptons." I guess that explains it all.

 

[Incariol]

Why do so many people have no idea what the "god particle" actually refers to in physics?

 

[Greg1234]

What is methodological earthism?

A mode based on the philosophy that all reality is composed of planet earth.

 

[Hespera]

Why do so many people have no idea what the "god particle" actually refers to in physics?

prease exprain it to us.

 

[Inan3]

prease exprain it to us.

I thought the articles I included explained it very well.

 

[Inan3]

Why do so many people have no idea what the "god particle" actually refers to in physics?

I thought the articles I included explained it very well.

 

[Lion Hearted Man]

Scientists are curious.

 

[Hespera]

I thought the articles I included explained it very well.

i wasnt actually asking you, but if you know thats fine.

i can of course find my own articles, just thought the person who made the comment might like to do a quick sketch on the subject.

 

[Incariol]

I'm going off the title. The Higgs boson /= "God".

 

[sk8Joyful]

I'm going off the title. The Higgs boson /= 'God'.

LOL

 

[Inan3]

I'm going off the title. The Higgs boson /= "God".

Actually, better said is, the Higgs boson is the same as what has been deemed the "God particle" because God is NOT the Higgs boson.

The point is that scientists are actually trying to do one of two things, whether they admit it or not.

One they are trying to disprove that there is a God.

Two they are trying to prove there is a God.

I believe that many whether they admit it or not are hoping to actually find God. It is the cry of every person to know God. It is inherent within every human being to seek God. We are not fulfilled completely any other way. We want and need a relationship with God our Creator.

 

[Inan3]

LOL

Why was that so funny to you?

 

[Inan3]

i wasnt actually asking you, but if you know thats fine.

i can of course find my own articles, just thought the person who made the comment might like to do a quick sketch on the subject.

I realize you could find your own articles, anyone could but I think you will find these articles to be straight forward. I don't think they are slanted one way or another. Just informative. Actually that is why I liked them.

 

[Inan3]

Scientists are curious.

I think so. It's only natural to be. Most people are.

 

[Cabal]

Actually, better said is, the Higgs boson is the same as what has been deemed the "God particle" because God is NOT the Higgs boson.

The point is that scientists are actually trying to do one of two things, whether they admit it or not.

One they are trying to disprove that there is a God.

Two they are trying to prove there is a God.

No, not really. It was a joke made by Leon Lederman (one of many). It's only the "God particle" in that it's a lynchpin of the Standard Model, its confirmed existence would allow us to explain several things - and having worked in particle physics briefly, I can tell you it's not a God hunt, and if nothing else, the field seems to have a higher concentration of jokers in it than others.

Trust the God-botherers not to get the joke though. What they misunderstand it to be is of little consequence.

 

[Inan3]

No, not really. It was a joke made by Leon Lederman (one of many). It's only the "God particle" in that it's a lynchpin of the Standard Model, its confirmed existence would allow us to explain several things - and having worked in particle physics briefly, I can tell you it's not a God hunt, and if nothing else, the field seems to have a higher concentration of jokers in it than others.

Trust the God-botherers not to get the joke though. What they misunderstand it to be is of little consequence.

So what is your take on the articles I submitted? And what did you mean the field has a higher concentration of jokers than others?