[Tribune7]

Happy Easter

[PatrickHenry]

Neither has a single important prediction of this theory been confirmed.

A very flawed article. For example: The Four Pillars of the Standard Cosmology. That website says (with supporting information that is widely available elsewhere):

The four key observational successes of the standard Hot Big Bang model are the following:

# Expansion of the Universe
# Origin of the cosmic background radiation
# Nucleosynthesis of the light elements
# Formation of galaxies and large-scale structure

The Big Bang model makes accurate and scientifically testable hypotheses in each of these areas and the remarkable agreement with the observational data gives us considerable confidence in the model.

[plain talk]

Good points. Many scientists don't seem to have too much trouble accepting global warming as fact when the case for it is fairly weak.

[k2blader]

I think the best scientists are those who believe in Jesus Christ and rely on a higher Power, i.e. God, to guide them in their work.

[SkyPilot]

Bump for a smart, beautiful, Christian woman with a PhD.

[vpintheak]

In a previous thread, where secular scientists "found the link" between fish and land animals, I was mocked and patronized by a few FReepers. A couple people eluded that I couldn't believe in both the Bible and science! I was shocked to find out I had been wrong all my life (sarcasm, last sentence).

[PatrickHenry]

One other important point – no blood passes from the mother to the child during development. Rather, the child's circulatory system is formed and works independently of the mother.

Good grief! The author has virtually no understanding of biology. Her "doctorate" comes from Pat Robertson's Regent University. Robertson is a fine fellow, but I have doubts about the scientific integrity of that institution.

[RightWhale]

nobody knows where the cosmic egg came from

It's how the math works out. Mathematicians work with infinite series that sum to a finite value and other series that don't. The Big Bang is one end of an interval, there is no 'before,' although there can be a definite instant of the Big Bang that we can only calculate but never visit with our powerful space telescopes.

[Smartass]

HAPPY EASTER

Who cares what these highly educated nitwits think?
Mel Gibson's Passion has rightfully so, set the scientists,
our Godless courts and the ACLU on their ears.
The world wide response to Jesus and his creator, have
been absolutely phenomenal.

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[usastandsunited]

Can somebody give me some examples of how some of the laws of nature have changed or evolved over time.
This is a serious question. Has the law of gravity always existed, or do we have evidence of a time when it didn't, or any of others.

[greenwolf]

That is: "How can a true scientist believe in the gospel message of Christ?"

Mainly by a process of elimination: after you weed out all the obvious BS amongst the alternatives, Christianity is about the only thing left. The alternatives to Christianity include islam which is basically a form of idolatry, budhism which the Tang and Sung tried to eradicate for real reasons and which obviously isn't going anywhere, and communism, naziism, secular humanism/atheism/darwinism and darwinism which is the basis of all that has pretty much been disproven, and Judaeism which is a sort of a private club and rich man's version of the whole thing which most people can't afford.

What does that leave other than Christianity?

[Sloth]

A rather silly article, with an assumption that sin is a physical thing carried in the genetic code rather than something spiritual.