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due to his metaphysical pig-headedness to stick to the fact that all had to come from a one,

*** Interesting statement. You and I seem to be agreeing on the issue of blunders by Einstein but here you seem to be knocking Einstein for sticking to the " fact that all...come from one".

I believe it is a fact that all comes from one as my theory shows so I don't understand why you are chastising Einstein for sticking to this fact.

Roger

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Originally Posted by theunify

I suppose once you put your mind to creation, its hard to let go of the possibility that evolution is a tad wrong, and vice versa, once you accept evolution it's hard to accept creation, I studied evolution like most of us here at TOequest, but I also believe in creation.

I think I believe in creation because, evolutionists are soo convinced they are right, that makes me think they are wrong or at least, wrong in thinking they are 100% right. I'd rather believe in a theory that allows for a God than a theory that doesn't, simply because it makes more sense for a complex Universe such as ours to be explained by a theory that encompasses "spiritual" rather than "physical", what is so logical about the big-bang, is that not a spiritual? process when we seperate it from the fact that rationalization is not the be all end all?? therefore which way do you lean...

yes

no

god is irrelevent really

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