As a Christian Pastor, I believe the world, and everything in it, was indeed created by God. But I also believe that he is a God of order, and thus there is an order to all things that can be observed and recorded. As science progresses, I would expect that many things that are a mystery to us today would be explained and understood. The fact that there is a scientific explanation for these things does not disprove the existence of God.
Sure, for many in the creationist camp, science and God have no business mixing. But there are also those who believe as I do. Why do God and Science have to be mutually exclusive?
How is this any different from America? Where, in the month of March, nearly 300 men have been put to death in Texas alone.
In point of fact, only 300 people have been executed in TOTAL since the death penalty was reinstated in Texas, not just in the month of March.
Here is a story from back in January predicting the 300th execution in Texas. I recently saw on the local news in Houston that they just now executed the 300th inmate.
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As a Christian Pastor, I believe the world, and everything in it, was indeed created by God. But I also believe that he is a God of order, and thus there is an order to all things that can be observed and recorded. As science progresses, I would expect that many things that are a mystery to us today would be explained and understood. The fact that there is a scientific explanation for these things does not disprove the existence of God. Sure, for many in the creationist camp, science and God have no business mixing. But there are also those who believe as I do. Why do God and Science have to be mutually exclusive?
Here is a story from back in January predicting the 300th execution in Texas. I recently saw on the local news in Houston that they just now executed the 300th inmate.
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