Hi,
Thanks for great topic.
I agree with you. Though christians are not excluded from the science arena, science has its own rules, and christian conduct its own.
I also, as a scientist think Evolution "Theory" is an example of poor science. I also as a christian won't pretend that God is provable.
Jesus can be known, personally. And as a result if you find Him and follow Him, you do as He says (for your own good), and if a christian is to claim the bible as begin and end of his actions, then he finds himself under instruction to tell others about Him and arguing and debating about nitty-gritty we-want-to-proof-to-you-god-created-all topics, is actually against His will and proof of not knowing Him and lack of trust.
It is not a christian's purpose to proof Jesus is God and created all, but just to let others know that He provided an escape from hell.
To try and start a science called creationism or similar, would put you in no better position as a pro-theory-of-evolution-is-science dude.
I like the poster (picture). Yes I feel proud of it too. Jesus is the only totalatarian who sets you free... Something you have to experience before it brings a smile to your face.
Aw, well.
Thanks again. You strike an effective point.
The word dogma bothers me. I doubt a catholic cares much for what the real God really wants. They have a set of rules (dogma) which, though they claim it is based on the bible, it isn't. These are words of the pope more likely, yes.
Like those church leaders whom call themselves shepherds, when they are meant to be one of the sheep. There is only one shepherd: Jesus. And he is not pleased with wasteful debates. Christians should stay away.
1 Timothy 6:20-21a O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of
science falsely so called: Which some professing have erred concerning the faith.
Edited by MrGrim, : Correcting me bad idiot grammer...