[Gay State Conservative]

I find it astounding that there are scientists...astronomers...who who,despite being in a position to appreciate the grandeur of the universe,refuse to entertain the possibility that there's a God.

[Karliner]

I find it astounding that there are scientists...astronomers...who who,despite being in a position to appreciate the grandeur of the universe,refuse to entertain the possibility that there's a God.

Yes. You'd think they could think a little farther outside their mind and possibly just consider there is a creator a bit more intelligent than someone who studies the stars a decade or two.

[EEGator]

I find that very odd as well.

I also cannot comprehend a size to space.
What’s 10 feet after the Universe?
Time and space can only be infinite in my brain.

[ADemocratNoMore]

>I find it astounding that there are scientists...astronomers...who who,despite being in a position to appreciate the grandeur of the universe...

Not only that, but the fact that the Universe wouldn’t exist according to the Anthropic Principle without all the myriad fundamental constants of physics being fine tuned to unfathomable levels of precision.

But wait, there’s more ! Before the Universe was created it would have to have been designed. Before that however, a Designer would have to INVENT EVERYTHING that went into the design because there was no ANYTHING - no Time, no Dimensions, no Space, NOTHING !

Astounding and mind-bogging.

[dragnet2]

I find it astounding that there are scientists...astronomers...who who,despite being in a position to appreciate the grandeur of the universe,refuse to entertain the possibility that there's a God.

Many do and did believe in God. This includes many famous and not so famous astronomers. So what specifically is your point?