[ConservativeMind]

So Science can’t determine how or why the Big Bang happened and it appears they’ve conceded they’ll never know what is “pulling” at everything.

And they laugh at us for believing in God.

[bert]

Uncertainty is ok.

The crutch of certainty is not required when contemplating the unknown

[dbrew2u]

Strange that man ponders the craziest things. How about instead of worrying about what may lie 16 or 17 Billion light years distant ? Figure out the little things like,how to win back congress ? Or, what the hell happened to the Conservative movement ? Or, why don’t Republicans have any Balls. You know, the small stuff. We can worry about the Universe later.

[Moonman62]

Scientists keep making progress toward better understanding God’s creation. That doesn’t mean they don’t believe in God. It does mean they don’t believe in ignorance.

[autumnraine]

Science community: We don’t know how it started, we don’t know why it does what it does, we just know there is no Higher Power that created it or monitors it. Take that as fact!

[vrwc1]

So Science can’t determine how or why the Big Bang happened and it appears they’ve conceded they’ll never know what is “pulling” at everything.

If there's something huge out ther pulling at everything in our universe so that we're flying towards it at 2 million miles an hour, then how in the heck did the singularity ever form before the "big bang" that supposedly created the universe?

[RnMomof7]

BUMP!

[onedoug]

Belief in God would ultimately seem quantum mechanical. But that doesn't jibe with relativity theory, so there must be something deeper...
and deeper...and deeper....