Should theories that no conceivable experiment can confirm be rejected outright?

God, the Big Bang and the Blind Faith of Atheism

by God, the Big Bang and the Blind Faith of Atheism on 8/26/2007 3:17:35 PM

The Big Bang theory poses an interesting problem to non-believers. As the current theory states, the universe began to exist some 10 to 20 billion years ago. The standard big bang theory holds that the present universe, if traced backward in time, will diminish spatially and temporally until final... Continue »

Where is God's house?

by Where is God's house? on 8/23/2007 1:11:04 PM

Here is some philosophy. How did our universe begin? Who or what started its existence? Let me tell you how I think about it. Let us think about it objectively. If you're religious, try and put aside the stories that have been fed to you. I invite you to invoke logic, not dogma. Let us look at som... Continue »

But...but... where is the evidence?

by But...but... where is the evidence? on 8/3/2007 12:31:21 PM

Billy continues our respectful argument, but I fear that we are going to approach the inevitable impasse However, I shall continue. I never claimed that Lee Strobel’s credibility (and yes he does have plenty) was a direct indication that creationism occurred; I simply used him as an example o... Continue »