Quote Originally Posted by Breukelen advocaat
There are no "scientific facts", but reasonably rational people accept certain things, with more research in the future, without ascribing supernatural events to these occurrences. The idea of "God", even to the religious, is not a "fact". It is based on faith.

I'm sorry if my words came out wrong, my belief in God is faith. The facts I spoke of had evidence backing them up. I'm very open to all beliefs, because logically, the idea of our universe being created by a colossal explosion that detonated from nothing is just as likely as God existing.

And I am a Christian, not a Catholic, there are differences. My beliefs come from the Bible, and the Bible only. A Catholic bishop was once quoted, "The Church is the work of an Incarnate God, like all of God's works, is is perfect." Now, according to my faith, God did not create all things perfect, humans are a great example of this, and I'm certainly not going to listen to a church that has a corrupted background of exploiting Pagan holidays so that the church can have a greater influence, or fucking little boys in the ass.

Science has come along way, and yes, there is still much more to be discovered. However, in all honesty, I will live my life as a Christian, and when I die I fully believe that there is a heaven waiting for me. Yet, I am only human, and if there is no such thing as God, then I will simply rot in the ground. Being a Christian, I have morals and scripture to help guide me through my life, but if there is no heaven, I have nothing to lose.
couch-potato Reviewed by couch-potato on . DNA: The Code of Life, to Who? The title says exactly what I wrote down on a sticky note when I was high so I would remember. I noticed when I get high, and start to think in my mind, I'm a mad phycologist. But when I try to think of it on my own, I can't get those ideas or feelings. The first thoughts were why are cats cute??? they dont have to be, besides why be cute even when no one is watching. (if that makes sence, im trying to remember my high) The second thought is of DNA. How can it be that cellular grow is Rating: 5