Why seek a God particle - when God doesn't exist?

[Trino Cularoid]

Ask him what you want to know and He'll show you.

A good question to ask is probably: "What is it that you would like me to know?"

[utilitarian]

A good question to ask is probably: "What is it that you would like me to know?"

You might find the conversation one-sided.

[WilbyInebriated]

see the FAQs here:
http://www.religiousscience.org/ucrs_site/philosophy/faq.html
http://www.rsintl.org/teaching/faq.asp

LOL, religious science, now theres a oxymoron for you.

[FreeEnergy]

anyway, for those of you who are serious i have posted the whole book and some FAQs all free of charge. enjoy


peace

[ScaryTruth]

Ever notice that when someone wants to tell you their religious beliefs, they never want to hear yours?

I expected quite a bit of debate/discussion about the very existence of God, but as I mentioned in the article, all religious texts, so-called gospel and scripture, throughout history, was written by mortal humans - most claiming to speak for God. The Torah, the Koran and the Holy Bible are but the major examples. Translations through myriad languages, littered with substantial contradictions, missing who knows what and, in the New Testiment at least, re-assembled by King James, I'd never be able to adopt a life's doctrine, belief system or philosophy based on what is, essentially, a handbook for humanity that is of suspect origins.

Anything of great power and potential that is touched by men will be subverted at best - and perverted at worst. Six-thousand years of recorded history is rife with examples and humans seldom divorce from undisclosed motives and agendas.

And any person of faith, even those of differing denoninations within a given faith, must carefully pick, choose, endorse and defend what aspects of scripture to hold dear - and what aspects that will be conveniently ignored. This is essential, there is no way around it. The contradictions are fundamental, they are countless and do not involve matters on the periphery.