Dear Rich,

Don't you think it's ridiculous that scientists think that they're so smart that they know how the universe came about, and we still can't comprehend completely how the human body works?

I do think it's ridiculous. I'm glad that humans want to learn and discover as much as they can but it's silly to try to conclude that they know EVERYTHING, thanks to science. Especially about the universe or where we came from. Humans don't like to accept that we haven't even started to scratch the surface of the intelligence there is out there to know!

We've learned so many things since 2012...



But compared to the vastness of the universe, we've barely scratched the upper layer of the surface.

#operationtimetravel

BerryGirl13 wrote:
1. we don't know literally everything about the human body, but we do know enough to do just about everything but cure cancer along with a couple of other things.
2. before you dismiss atheists as idiots start researching quantum physics. The only real problem with the scientific community is that they are stubborn. The Big Bang theory and it's offshoots have 1 huge flaw, the original source of all the matter in the universe. In fact the only field of Science that can really take down creationism is geology, but that branch of science is incredibly idealistic and unpredictable.

In other words science isn't stupid and is just about as legitimate as creationists. HOWEVER, if you have faith in the fact that God created the universe then you can believe that as a personal decision. Scientists' beliefs are just as valid as Christianity in the sense of the fact they have the right to believe a well supported (but not 100% true) theory. So respect them.

True, I believe sciene and the bible go right alongside each other. BUT when science starts pushing God out of the picture then theres a problem.