Who would choose hell? And how is God just?

[cosmosdan]

@Sophistry and Illusion

Cosmosdan–I would like to continue this discussion, but unfortunately, I am about to head out of town for a week, so I guess you get the last word! I will rejoin this thread if it is still active when I return.

I enjoyed our discussion. Have a safe journey

[monavis]

@Coginthemachine

M, I might agree that we are “star stuff,” but I don’t think there is such a thing as a “scientific fact.”

All science gives us are hypotheses, demonstrable, repeatable, etc., but just as often disproved, overturned, negated, etc.

Even Einstein said it:

“No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single experiment can prove me wrong.”

• Albert Einstein. German-American physicist, Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921, 1879-1955

It is fact that our bodies are made up of the same thiing as the stars, scientists have proven this. Thy have’t heard the why, but than back in ancient times people didn’t know what is known now. When science learns new things they are happy to announce that they were wrong. Religions try to find a way to explain of why they are right, it took 400 years for them to admit that yes the earth is not the center of the universe.Science is quick to admit any errors. Science is more interested in what is true, Religion likes to use excuses or tries to find some way around it,like many do about evolution;even the word generation was changed so they could say when Jesus said the world would not end before that generation had passed;they then decided this generation could include hundreds more.

Monavis