Here ColorStorm takes off with a three-word statement, “science’s amazing creation”. Of course, science doesn’t create anything. Yet some try to deify man using science as their excuse.
What is science? It is just a method, and it is the knowledge we gain by applying the scientific method.
Science does not allow us to create something from nothing; it just allows us a little bit more understanding and control over a few tiny parts of God’s creation.
For a good perspective on just how limited science is as a tool for studying God, check out D. Patrick Collins post, The Christian Mind: Irrational.
https://dpatrickcollins.com/2018/04/07/the-christian-mind-irrational/
Just when you think you have heard and seen it all, have a look-see at this wonderful example of godlessness, with an added heap of praise by infidels local and universal, and I kid you not, this is word for word by a proud atheist when speaking of flowers:
‘Sciences amazing creation.’
Am I exaggerating when I say this is numbskullery at its finest? ‘Sciences amazing creation’ is like saying polar bears are nephews of Jean Claude Killy the world-class skier; its similar to believing that a mindless pile of wood was responsible for constructing a temple that would make the world-class carpenter Sam Maloof jealous, and saying ‘sciences amazing creation’ is akin to saying that 100m Olympic hurdles were ‘created’ for box turtles which can neither run nor jump.
Science cannot ‘create’ as much as a gnat, a pimple, or poison ivy. Science has no consciousness to ‘create.’ In…
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Citizen Tom
A religious beliver scientist who accidently discovers an invention might attribute his success to his Creator. A lotofmiracle saving drugs haveco.e about from accidents.throughout the age.s
Regards and good will blogging
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I understand Teflon was accidentally discovery. The chemist was trying for something else and wondered what that was.
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Google accidental medical discoveries and it make me wonder if the inventors had a little help, Consider ancient remedies,many long forgotten, man or God?
Regards and good will blogging
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To deify man using science as an excuse,
Sorry bout that, but you know what you said! lol
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No problem.
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To ‘deify man using man as an excuse.’ (A stand alone comment worthy of a reblog!!)
Perfect Ctom. Just perfect. That’s tremendous insight of our topic. If only the naysayers would pay attention to the bulls eye.
Tkx for the heads up too.
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