Serious Theological ?'s

[TroutBum]

Their beliefs have a negative impact on public policies. While it may be in vain, I don't think it's wasting one's breath.

Besides we're not on a submarine there is plenty of breath to go around.

I have a wife and a mother in law who have those "beliefs". At first I was all about wasting the breath, but now? I'd rather let my vocal chords have a break. In fact, I almost always get up and find a reason to leave the room. My sanity is much more in tact since I started doing these things.

If God got into a fight with Chuck Norris, who do you think would divide by zero first? This is a serious question.

 

[LogGrad98]

There is no beginning or end. Matter is eternal. Physics is awesome to study. The more you study physics, the more you realize those aren't the right questions.

Is time even real? Did you know time changes depending on the speed you are traveling? Time is how we describe how things change, but what if time isn't real? What if we just are (with no beginning or end), existing in our plane?

What about the God Particle? What the hell does that mean? A molecule that behaves differently depending on if we are observing it or not?

I find science vs God arguments amusing, because people who really know science know that argument is irrelevant. If God exists, he follows the laws of science (real laws, not what we think the laws are, like for example, gravity). If He doesn't exist, then the laws of science still apply.

Believing in God is a personal choice and has nothing to do with science and visa versa.

How do you know that matter is eternal? Maybe it is just made up for our universe this one time.

 

[Scat]

There is no beginning or end. Matter is eternal.

Where did that matter come from?

 

[Bronco70]

God and truth (true scientific laws) are the same. God isn't magic. He follows the same laws we do.

Agreed, 100%. God knows how it all works. At this point, our understanding is rudimentary, at best.

 

[green]

Where did that matter come from?

Nowhere, everywhere. It just is. Remember, we don't even understand time or how it passes. We haven't even scratched the tip of the ice burg.

Remember the end of Men In Black, when it pans out and our universe is a ball the dinosaurs are playing with? That might be reality.

 

[leftyjace]

Nowhere, everywhere. It just is. Remember, we don't even understand time or how it passes. We haven't even scratched the tip of the ice burg.

The self-contradiction in this statement is just mind boggling.

And is Pittsburgh under a glacier now? Did the city break off and float away, making it not an iceberg, but... an ice 'Burg?

 

[LogGrad98]

The self-contradiction in this statement is just mind boggling.

And is Pittsburgh under a glacier now? Did the city break off and float away, making it not an iceberg, but... an ice 'Burg?

burg = town or city

berg = mountain

Deutsch ftw!

 

[Stifle Tower]

Are we all cells in some larger being? I'm a Dr, so am I just the equivalent of a white blood cell?

*cue end of Men In Black*

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