If you can’t look past the dirt of religion, you’ll learn virtually nothing about the Intelligent Designer of the cosmos.
Actually, if you think about it, we know very little, even considering the sum total of all human knowledge.
The universe is so increasingly gigantic that if you left Earth today and travelled at the speed of light, which is an astounding 186,000 miles every second, you would never reach the edge of the universe. Never! How much do we really know about the historic journey we have been flung into during this tiny slice of Earth time? Not much, if we can be honest.
This article is not about the bad things caused by scientists and religious people (and yes there are many!), but rather looking past the dirt to grow more knowledge.
If you close your mind to historic inquiry, you’ll never learn about the discovery of invisible gravitational waves, or the existence of an Intelligent Designer of the cosmos. You’ll just drift along with the masses until you disappear. Yet life goes on.
In some scientific circles it is “fashionable,” if not expedient to reject even the idea that there may be an Intelligent Designer of the universe. ...
