Quote Originally Posted by Torog
Actually,Christian influence,has steadily gained ground,despite all efforts of the scientific community and the Left,in fact,Christian influence has greatly increased at the polls,because of the scientific community..you also presume,that there are no scientists,who are religious..and there have been many religious scientists,who are contributing to science,without losing their Faith. If we ever develope sensors capable of detecting psychic energy,science may well indeed discover that God is alive and well..and in control of the universe.
The problem is that we can't find out what this "psychic energy" is, and Christians pose no mechanisms for how something not made of matter or energy can interact with the matter and energy that makes up the universe. Surely if something is actively interacting with the matter and energy we can see, it should already be detectable, no? Your Bible says it should.

Having a moral compass,based on good values,is a detriment and flaw,for someone who's a communist anarchist..you look for your salvation to come from the hands of Man..and not from God or Jesus Christ..it's no wonder that you laugh at such an idea.
Well, I don't think anything will bring "salvation" in the sense of making our existence perfect, but I think if we are to improve our condition at all, yes, it should be by us thinking of ways to improve ourselves and not from some ancient mythology which promotes genocide, slavery and sexism, a mythology which somehow believes in both forgiveness AND eternal punishment. How can I possibly believe in a Messiah who said he would come back in the first century and hasn't returned yet?
ermitonto Reviewed by ermitonto on . God Help Us God Help Us By: Bill O'Reilly for BillOReilly.com Thursday, Aug 04, 2005 The relentless attack on public displays of spirituality and religion by progressive secularists has been extremely effective worldwide. Church-going in Western Europe, for example, has collapsed in many countries. Harvard professor Niall Ferguson calls the decline of Christianity in Europe "one of the most remarkable phenomena of our times." Ferguson cites a Gallup Poll that shows barely 20% of West Europeans Rating: 5