BP, I don’t know who you’re referring to, the environmentalists that I mentioned or people like yourself insisting science class teach radically unscientific assertions consistent with your faith at any expense? I equated the two.
You know the old adage, “Be careful what you ask for, you just might get it.”? Introduce divine intervention into science, and it’ll be endlessly ridiculed, student’s interring it into formulas, suggesting it while brain storming, excusing failure with it, etc… Go ahead a put it into Calculus while your at it.
Many Christians reconcile evolution with creation by more or less believing God set it up. AFAIK, there are no good scientific theories on what created the big bang. God is about as reasonable as anything I’m aware of. I think you’re arguing for nothing, against something that’s of no threat and for something that’s of no benefit .
I asked you for examples of how a belief in God impedes science and you have not provided any. So here is a list of notable scientists how really did not have any problems introducing the concept of God into science. Maybe you have heard of some of them.
Of course there are many more, but I think that should suffice for now. And here is an excellent article to read that deals directly with your fears. http://www.icr.org/index.php?module=articles&action=view&ID=427 Best Regards, Boiler Plate |
PS "Old Adage" is redundant, kinda like saying "Female Lady"