As for no proff of evolution, explain a vestigial structure!! God doesn’t waste, does he? Then he wouldn’t have put a tailbone or appendix in a person.

Ingold, in the past most of the world’s top scientists were religious. Why? Because it was almost unheard of to be a non-believer (and sometimes deadly). I would rather pretend to believe that be executed for my beliefs.

Albert Einstein was in fact an atheist in the conventional sense. He was a Pantheist, one that believed that "god" was just nature. He did not believe in a personal god and surely wasn’t affiliated with any religion. It is unfortunate that many people use his quote "god doesn’t throw dice" to try and show how Eisntein was a firm believer.

The intellectual elite of today scoffs at religion. 96% of the world’s top scientists don’t believe in a god. You’ll find that an increase in technology leads to an increase in disbelief.


well, my last post on this topic got deleted, so I will summarize what it was.
To respond to your statement that "science is faith." In order to accept the results as an experiment/observation as accurate descriptions of the universe one must assume one’s instruments are accurate. I wouldn’t call this faith, I would call this a valid human assumption. We have tangible observations dating back to the start of humanity focused into tangible equipment. I’m forced to belive through my own reason that we have to have at least something going for us with science.

Ingold, in the past most of the world’s top scientists were religious. Why? Because it was almost unheard of to be a non-believer (and sometimes deadly). I would rather pretend to believe that be executed for my beliefs. LOL! but then you would be living a lie, and thus would be feeling uncomfortable in it all, and most likely not making very many scientific descoveries. you know why it was unheard of? because almost everyone was a believer. .

Albert Einstein was in fact an atheist in the conventional sense. He was a Pantheist, one that believed that "god" was just nature. He did not believe in a personal god and surely wasn’t affiliated with any religion. It is unfortunate that many people use his quote "god doesn’t throw dice" to try and show how Eisntein was a firm believer. maybe so.

The intellectual elite of today scoffs at religion. 96% of the world’s top scientists don’t believe in a god. You’ll find that an increase in technology leads to an increase in disbelief. aint very smart is they? based upon what you previously said, we may have more Christian scientist than is thought, they are just afraid to say so.

To respond to your statement that "science is faith." In order to accept the results as an experiment/observation as accurate descriptions of the universe one must assume one’s instruments are accurate. I wouldn’t call this faith, I would call this a valid human assumption. We have tangible observations dating back to the start of humanity focused into tangible equipment. I’m forced to belive through my own reason that we have to have at least something going for us with science.

your logic is that we can’t know how old coal is based upon. "How do we know how old coal is?" (your words) then we can’t know based upon carbon dating, because certain things will have more carbon in them than others.

hmmm. lets say you have the alpha male, but the alpha male is annoyed with a mouse, because the mouse escapes his grip. (according to survival of the fittest) the wolf would have to die because he isn’t able to catch the mouse.


haven’t done annatimy yet, so i wouldn’t know that they are useless. but then i have to say they probably are useful at some time.