"I have been reading some of the things that MA and BB
posts about religion and atheism including the post about how Bill Nye
shouldn't debate the Creationism Man and I was thinking that maybe the
problem isn't God VS Science, but maybe it is Creationism VS Evolution.
People are always saying that believing in God is dumb because
Creationism is "debunked" by Evolution. I think
this kind of makes sense because a lot of the stuff in any Creation
Story does sound kind of like people made up stories to explain what was
happening kind of like the way a caveman would make up some story if he
ever saw a light bulb come on. Early people didn't have the science to
understand all of the things that were happening to them so they
answered it the best they could. So Creationism and Evolution are dumb
comparisons.
Atheists keep saying that Science has proven that
God doesn't exist, but that is not really true. Science has proven how
things happened and even when they happened, but proving that the
Universe was created a Zillion years ago by some particles getting
really excited to be around each other doesn't prove that God isn't
real. It just kind of proves that something went BANG a long time ago.
Religious people could argue that Science hasn't proven that God
doesn't exist, just that Scientists haven't looking in the right places
yet.
RSM
calls me a Kid and I am not very old or very smart. I think if I
understand it all right I am probably a Deist because I don't follow any
religion. I love science especially space science and really really
want to go there one day. I think that one day, Scientists are finally
ask the right questions and when they find the answers to those
questions, someone is going to be waiting for them."
These words of wisdom came from my very young but incredibly wise friend who we have given the nickname Ma©T. Her innocent but impossibly insightful comment sparked yet another brilliant discussion/conversation among my Geezer friends. One of them happens to be a devout Atheist (Sorry couldn't resist) and the other happens to be an Ordained Minister, so you can imagine some of the commentary that ensued. As is the norm for my friends, the discussions were polite and friendly. They were also entertaining and informative.
I leave you with her words of wisdom with very little commentary. I hope they inspire in you the same amazement and thoughts it did with us.
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