Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Sea Demon
The acknowledgement of the mechanisms of nature, does not negate the hand of God. I've always believed in the nature of the universe, the physical principles as their foundation, as a creation of God himself. The existence of science, does not negate God's existence in anyway whatsoever. In fact, the order and balance of it all, gives me greater faith in the hand of God. The more I understand nature, the stronger the relationship to God becomes. To me, the order and balance of things simply cannot be a cosmic accident.
|
I can understand your point of view, and I agree that science doe not exlcude God or gods. Actualy science does not comment on anything supernatural because by definition the supernatural is outside of its realm.
But science does not claim that all that we have before us was a cosmic accident, that is a straw man argument commonly used by creationists (not accusing you, just pointing out an observation). For me personaly the natural laws, even concidering how little we really understand them, are ennough to explain our existance and the existance of the universe without there being anything of the supernatural involved.
This is where my limited English really gets in the way of trying to communicate what I mean, but hopefully this is ennough to get my viewpoint across.