Interpreting Parables and Prophecies, Part III (Religion)

by David Turell , Friday, January 18, 2013, 01:46 (4325 days ago) @ Balance_Maintained

Tony: 2) Taking in knowledge of God is important, very important. Since it is also reasonable to say that God can be found in all of creation, then taking in knowledge of his creation is also important!(Wouldn't scientist be ashamed to know that they are fulfilling a biblical mandate? It just makes me giggle)
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> 4) Traits of God are seen in creation; if you want to learn about him, study his creation as well. (That is 3 mandates science follows unknowingly)
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> A healthy skepticism is one that makes you ask questions AND dig for answers. Questioning without searching for the truth is not skepticism, it is willful ignorance.-I've picked out some of your statements with which I thoroughly agree. I am completely convinced a study of scientific findings can reveal God. There are two sides to this coin.