Lisa Park of the University of Akron cried at one point as she walked a hallway full of flashing images of war, famine and natural disasters which the museum blames on belief in evolution.

This is what gets my goat, I bet many people will complain and the exhibit will get pulled and the true message will go unnoticed by the blinkered mass.

The Bible says God made man from earth which coincides with the whole amoeba microbe theory. And in case no one knows there are numerous times where the Bible says man and is referring to mankind. Adam is generic like John Doe and Eve is generic like Jane Doe so we do not have to worry about any inbreeding going on in the Book of Genesis except for Lot and his daughters after the flood but from what I read they were just a couple of ho's and Lot was passed out drunk. ANYHOO, so yea considering God is capable of using the Big Bang to get the ball rolling, um yea , Science and Christians are both right. Only Science refuses to give God the credit but instead toss it over to chance. Amazing isnt it.

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I find it ironic that these scientists are so condescending. They don't believe in God but they believe in a theory which is justified with flawed practices, like carbon dating.

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“Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.”
- Albert Einstein.

The scientists went to the museum on a lark but then got upset.
Well ... what did they expect?? That's kind of a DUH!, isn't it??

Some scientists worship at the altar of evolution and don't have room in
their religion of science for the possibility of a God. That makes them just
as pig headed as those that cling to 'bible alone'.

The Catholic Church (One of Budski's more favorite religious institutions ) has recently said that God could easily have used evolution to create humans. It has also recently said that we are probably not alone in the universe. Both of these statements are light years ahead of the other Christian denominations and I hope that the other Christian groups will follow the lead. Of course, considering that some of them absolutely hate the Catholic Church, it could push them in the other direction and make them more firm against the possibility of evolution and/or space siblings.

One thing left out ... perhaps God used our space siblings to get life started on this planet. That's pretty much where my thoughts are on this matter at this time. It seems the most likely.

Yes I believe in God. Absolutely. Yes I believe there are creatures other than us in this universe (and other universes) that travel here. No I do not believe in evolution but I do believe in some kind of adaptation and natural selection (which are different then evolution).

Anyways, back to the subject, ... to the upset scientists I say ... 'duh!

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Originally posted by franspeakfree

Lisa Park of the University of Akron cried at one point as she walked a hallway full of flashing images of war, famine and natural disasters which the museum blames on belief in evolution.

This is what gets my goat, I bet many people will complain and the exhibit will get pulled and the true message will go unnoticed by the blinkered mass.

yes but to be fair to the entire human race, the message has been unnoticed by the blinkered masses. Well, and to be fair to the human race once again (twice in 1 day, it's a record!!) the story has been maliciously twisted to fit the means of the few, to control the many.

My point is this: If there is proof of the big bang and proof of evolution and proof of life on other plans then good. Now I no longer have to wonder how God created life. Unfortunately no findings in the name of Science are engraved in stone. We will just have to wait and see how long it will be before Science has "new findings" that tell another story, right?

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My point is this: If there is proof of the big bang and proof of evolution and proof of life on other planets then good. Now I no longer have to wonder how God created life. Unfortunately no findings in the name of Science are engraved in stone. We will just have to wait and see how long it will be before Science has "new findings" that tell another story, right?

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Originally posted by Totakeke
I find it ironic that these scientists are so condescending. They don't believe in God but they believe in a theory which is justified with flawed practices, like carbon dating.

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And yet, i find it ironic that preachers are so condescending that they'll force man-made views of some fictional deity on other people, and will claim it as gospel.