[cripplecreek]

I once read an interesting article about the big bang and creationism. It was a Christian friendly big bang theory that suggested that time has not always been the same and that the 7 days creation belief isn't really out of sync with the big bang theory.

It was a very interesting article but was rather technical in the area of physics and gravitational forces.

[fooman]

I agree with you. The timeline matches- it really comes down to how long a 'day' is and whether or not there are metaphysical elements to a 'day'.


But you will find that these crevo threads can get quite nasty as people deabate axiom/hypothesis/conjecture/law/theory and what is what.

I have no problem with string theory, evolution or big bang. But I think God did these things in the context of intelligent design. The details will continue to be refined though *hard* science.

What to do? Teach science as it is. But then, 'Metaphysics' should also be taught separately as a way to glue the conept of a creator or intelligent desinger to the hard sciences. Metaphysics has been around a long time and I see no problem with teaching it as a separate course.

The real issue in all of this is that one is FORCED to go to a government indoctination center through taxes. This is tyranny that should be stopped. One should be given a voucher to go to a screwl of one's choosing.....

[NorCalRepub]

cool,........that is the stuff I like....been raised a Christian my whole life but always gravitated towards science though that is not my vocation.....love astrophysics and like you say, God has allowed for theoretical physics etc to exist and in fact co exist within his divine inspiration.......many scientist have extolled this same theme

[RaceBannon]

http://www.icr.org/starlightandtime/starlightandtime.html

Part of it is here