Where was that a few comments ago?

It took you a whole day to come up with that one?
Whitty.

Either you are legitimately angry or you just like to argue.
Sounds like you're getting angry. I'm not. Wonder why?
Could it be that your humanist intellect is fearful of your lost soul?
Probably not. One could hope.

You will meet God. On your terms or His.
Be sure to stand straight, be as stubborn as possible, and maintain your opinion when you do.

The ironic thing is, that you are better in God's eyes than one who knows God and turns his back on Him.

As far as rushing out and joining something:

Lighthearted and happy Christian
VERSUS
Hateful and unhappy atheist.

Who is the better advertisement?

They are both cults and both draconian in their viewpoints, both are political more than spiritual, and both are media hungry.

What is the protest about? Who is MORE bigoted and hateful?

Hopefully they will just annihilate each other.

Man created time, god, and, science.

I could care less what franklin “said'. His opinions are subjective

You are right. I'm sincerely sorry to have offended you. It wasn't my intent.
But thank you for judging my entire character based upon one comment.
I was truly just trying to keep it lighthearted. You really should lighten up a bit.
You don't have to be angry all the time.

The laws of science were created by God as well.

There are many biased scientists out there – both pro theologian and atheist – that skew science toward whichever slant they chose. (Sounds like the American media a bit). This is evident in the “global warming” issue. The trick is to find true scientists, without an agenda; and follow the research.

What you fail to understand is that faith in God is the acceptance of truth and true science.
They are not diametrically opposed. You seem to think you can have one OR the other. Not the case.

I believe it was Franklin that said “the ultimate goal of science is to come face to face with God”.
It's my goal as well.

All matter and anti-matter in the universe is finite.

Your sexual innuendos are not appreciated. You are morally corrupt.

Science is the seeking of truth. Religion is the imagination of it.

According to Steven Hawkins, time is NOT measurable – yet it still exists.

Time is only in our mind? Ok. Whatever you say.

And you've already got an inch – about half a foot below your belly button.
(Just kiddin' – trying to keep it lighthearted – tee hee)

Hand me one inch.

You cannot.

It does not exist except within your mind….or not. It is your choice.

We both have apparently done the research and arrived at different conclusions.
And that's the beauty of America.

Shalom

Don't agree, of course – but I appreciate it nonetheless.

I personally see no issue with a being taking an interest in humanity the way Jehovah has. It makes sense, with all empirical and non-empirical evidence. There is just no way that Abraham, Moses, Noah, the Prophets, and Christ were all part of some sort of scam. It covers a period of 5000 years or more. The instances in the Bible contain pschological, physiological, socialogical, and political guidance for humans – long long long before any of those disciplines existed. I call it the User's Guide to the Human Soul. You get a user'g guide for a toaster – why wouldn't the Manufacturer give one for the most amazing product in history?

You cannot.

But to answer you question……

Science cannot answer (yet) the questions of the human soul or any other paranormal accurances. But science does give us a peak at Creation.

Law of biogenesis. The law which states that life arises from existing life.
http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Law_of…

Prior to your “theory” of life just “appearing” at the beginning of the Earth from nothing; that law cannot be.
Therefore, SOMETHING produced that life. And it was a big bang. God said “bang” and it happened.

(Hoped you'd get a kick out of that last sentence)

There never was a “god”.

Please produce a god. You cannot, never could and never will.

“God is dead.” – Neitzche
“Neitzche is dead.” – God

Only one, there, is correct.

I've taken the philosophy classes in college. I'm aware of the arguments against God – comparing it with mythology. But I've searched and researched the history of my God; human history, anthropology, and theocracy. I've come to the rightful and honest conclusion that my God has done everything he has said; that every command makes my life better, even before I understand why.

I know of no instance where God is not just to His children. Not one.
As with our own children, God loves us – but will punish us as stated if we do not obey. Like God, we too, do not like to punish our children – but we must.