ironduck said:I don't understand why some people feel science rules out the wonder and magic that is life.
Although the birds are common, the exact nature of their mating ritual wasn't known until Bostwick captured it on her high-speed video camera 500 frames a second, to be exact. Played back in slow motion, the birds' choreography of courtship was visible for the very first time.
ironduck said:Does anyone know of a way I can copy the realvideo stream onto my harddrive so I can save it?
Eran of Arcadia said:Neither do I. For instance, I believe that God created all the elements heavier than iron that we need for life. However, the idea that He did so by causing enormous stars (so big I can't wrap my head around the idea) to essentially explode (ie go supernova) doesn't lessen it for me. In fact, all of science has always made God's creation seem more 'wonderful and magical' for me.
Sidhe said:Yes and all the fundementalists have done is try and take all the wonder and magic out of creation(however it happened)
In Creationist world. No Evolution no richness of life no diversification, 6000 light years closed universe. No chance of life elsewhere in the Universe. We are alone confined in a tiny prison with no chance of ever meeting anyone interesting.church way to take the wonder out of God's creation.
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Possibly amusingly, my brother is if anything a stauncher atheist than I, but he says he'd aesthetically prefer if a big guy in the sky had purposely designed the world to the evolutionary account.Eran of Arcadia said:That's so true. Even if the science behind Creationism weren't complete bilge, I don't think I could ever accept it. There was a time in my life when I though that to maintain my faith I had to reject the theory of evolution. I still found it more fascinating than YEC. And now that I know that it is true, it is even better. Creationism is boring (in addition to being unscientific, and quite frankly it tends to contradicty the Bible at times, even).