Why the Christian creation myth

[Speedwell]

It seems to me there is an edge, a limit, to the domain of science, of what science is capable of studying and of determining knowledge and truth about. Certainly events before the big bang are outside of the domain of science. So are speculations and musings about multiple universes. Or what will become of the universe in 100 billion years.

But if the history of science is anything to go by, they might not always be.

 

[Jjmcubbin]

Fine.
But you are still lost.

Yay, I won!
For the second line, care to explain?

 

[juvenissun]

Yay, I won!
For the second line, care to explain?

Explain what?

 

[Jjmcubbin]

Explain what?

That why I am still lost.

 

[juvenissun]

That why I am still lost.

Because you only have knowledge, which tells you about atom, etc.

 

[bhsmte]

LOL

 

[Jjmcubbin]

Because you only have knowledge, which tells you about atom, etc.

Oh. Okay.

 

[Halbhh]

While on the internet you can find plenty of unique, idiosyncratic views that only one or a very few agree with, most Christians accept mainstream science without any concern, as it lines up perfectly with the Bible in fact.