Quote from Betapeg:
You're correct about theologians who know everything there is to know. How easy is it to simply say, "God did it"? It's a profoundly lazy explanation, if it can be called an explanation at all. That's why I love science. Nobody claims to know everything, otherwise, what's the point in pursuing science? It's a quest for the unknown. In contrast, religion already has all the answers. We might as well close down all our universities and convert them to convents where only religion is taught since religion has all the answers. Unfortunately for those who accept reality (because religion is apart from reality), we have to contend with "theologians" and theists who know the 150 years of science supporting evolution is wrong, who know the true explanation is "God did it", and why? Because their ancient holy book says so. All scientists should quit right now, open the good book, shut up, and obey the priest...That might have worked in the Dark Ages, but thank God (no pun intended) that we got past this. Our technological progress is the result of nothing but science IN SPITE of religion which has attempted with all their strength to halt such progress because of some idiotic heresy (i.e. Galileo). An incredible feat as demonstrated by the anti-science cabal here in this thread, and we're here in 2011! Amazing!!![]()
All the Theologians I know would say the opposite, that they know little on the matters of scientific discovery, but they would emphatically agree that the Universe, everything we see, smell & touch was created by God, at the very minimun created . It's not hard to look around you and see that all this is way too complicated to be mere chance.
Are there things left to discover, things we haven't learned, Yes, but I can say the same about God. I'm not trying to persuade you towards any certain belief, God draws his own to himself, but to search for him you have to drop the blinders of scientific atheism, as it disregards any evidence that contradicts and distorts that which is naturally obvious.
