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[slave of allah]

[color=#000000:post_uid13]first of all r there any christians to answer me????

[SNaqvi1214]

[color=#000000:post_uid0]salam,
bro slave of Allah, i do believe that there are christians at this forum, but if no one responds, i think you should still post what ever it was that you were going to post for the increase in the rest of the muslims knowledge. I think this thread should be rather interesting... Jazak Allah.

[Littledrummerboy]

[color=#000000:post_uid0]Here's a Christian. Shoot.
~Michael

[slave of allah]

[color=#000000:post_uid1]sorry 4 being so late but i will try to post tonight

[Dhulfiqar]

[color=#000000:post_uid0]It quite dangerous to validify Gods word with science. Science is always changing. Something that was considered fact one day could be rendered false next. For example e=mc2 has been questioned.

Wa Salaam,
Dhulfiqar

[Krogher]

[color=#000000:post_uid0]I agree, however, I believe that God not only manifests himself in his word, but throughout nature and science too. I think it is healthy to try to find God in science, but not healthy to try to prove him. Does that make sense?
~Michael

[Littledrummerboy]

[color=#000000:post_uid0]I would say that Science CAN NOT prove anything of God at all.  Our sciences are so primitive compared to God, think about it.  We base math on an axiomatic meathod because it can not be proven without using a source that can not be proven without using a source that can not be proven...and so on with the infinite regression.  Just because something in Science turns out not to be true, God is still just a valid as ever because nothing in Science in the first place ever proved him real.  To prove something is to destroy faith, and faith is absolutly required when dealing with God.  Thanks.

Stephen  :wee: