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I think you will all find the answers lie here.

Yeah I saw that. Genuinely boggles the brain trying to think about it. I absolutely love it. Science is so cool. Just trying to think about dark matter, a Universe ever expanding (though what is it expanding into), the fact that with a very powerful telescope you are actually looking back in...

Is it anywhere near a good fishing lake?

The alternative viewpoint of course is that God did not put the system you refer to in place, but instead it is just a natural system of the earth (that we call Evolution) I agree with you that there is no reason to think that God didn't create evolution in the first place, and then set the...

Is no skin of my nose David. All part of the great rich tapestry of life (and NSC)

More fishing. Caught a few and then rebait and go again.

I really hope that this is a fishing trip

It was proven to exist in an experIment the Large Hadron Collider a few months ago. Professor Higgs was brought to tears.

Wasn't meant in a pedantic way, just pointing out that belief is not necessary when facts are presented. Sorry if I caused offence

The immaculate bit is when the god impregnates a married virgin wife of a carpenter. Do try to keep up old boy

When a mummy god and a daddy god are very much in love they rub their special bits together and a baby god is created.

Only believe in Gods of Mischief do you Loki?

More to the point magoo you don't need to "believe" in science. It doesn't take any faith. Science is testable and is able to prove or disprove most of its theories over time. When science is wrong it changes its mind. Religion requires faith to "believe" in what it says because there is...

Its the underlying argument of intention and purpose that I fundamentally disagree with in regards to what the professor says. So for me he may be a bright man but he isn't quite on the money. Would be interested to know what your view is, but if you don't want to share on NSC that is totally...

Just watched this Very unsure about many of his arguments, particularly that science cannot answer questions of intention. Why should it have to? Why does everything have to have an intention? Why can in not just be? The flaw of his arguments is just because something is complicated...

He looks very cheerful

One of the great questions of science. Various theories around at the moment regarding this. The one I personally enjoy the most is that our Universe is one of a infinite number of other universes. Each one is expanding. The best analogy is that they are all bubbles, each one expanding...