creation myths

This is something I've always wanted to do. After spending some time getting caught up in the latest DOC thread, I had posed the question as to why it's so important for Christians to believe in the literal details of the flood. Isn't heeding the moral lesson of the story more important than...

It isn't as though nature's objects are neatly divided into 1) scientific wonders, and, 2) ordinary non-scientific tat. No one would say that exploding stars, black-hole galaxies, atomic particles, and anything else viewed through an instrument, are "scientific" objects. So it's a little...

I really like the imagery in this creation story. From Simon Singh's book "The Big Bang" http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?ean=9780007162208&pwb=1&displayonly=CHP Imagine... There was a God within our reach, and all we wanted from him were dry hands and spicey soup...