/sci/ - Science & Math

If jesus doesn't happen come why then holy doesnt space?

Some people say that there's science, and that there's religion. And it all comes down to what you believe, that's so true. And as a Christian, I can see that a lot of science doesn't make sense. How do I know? Because I have 2 eyes, I read the bible and I don't believe everything I'm told. As an American, it's my God given right to decide what's true and what isn't.

I remember years ago during my biology lesson at home, my mum asked me "Do you really think life could have sprung out from a puddle of goo by accident, and we're all here because of some big mistake?" and I was like "uh, that's the evidence and that's what we're supposed to believe?". It's about as ridiculous as the idea that the universe started from some big explosion from outer space. Explosions kill people, they don't make people.
Science is so wrong, about a lot of things. Think about what we can see up in the sky, there's a sun, a ball of fire. It must be far away and really big. The moon is almost the exact same size as the sun, only it's made of something other than fire. And at night there's 1000s of stars too.

Now we've heard scientists say the sun is just another star and it isn't so special. Do you really believe that? The bible doesn't say they're the same. Plus, the sun is way bigger than an incy wincy star, and stars only come out at night, and the sun only comes out in the day time. Checkmate! They spend so much time looking through an expensive telescope (of course a star is going to look bigger through a telescope). But I guess sometimes they never really go out and just 'look up'.

So called 'theories' just fall apart when you look and think for a bit. According to science, gravity should make things fall to the ground. What about helium baloons? And they say air has weight. Try turning on your scale and weigh air. What does it say? "0.0000000000000000000000"

Heh.

>truth

>2009
>moot creates /sci/, /lit/, /3/, and maybe some other boards I don't remember
>go on /sci/ the first day
>it's full of all kinds of technical science shit I don't understand
>come back one year later
>every thread is a troll and/or philosophy argument

good job 4chan, you scared your only somewhat smart people away

>>2229628
Biology annoys me because it looks really fun but it requires expensive equipment. By contrast, physics and chemistry are incredibly cheap. You can do physics and chemistry experiments with simple household substances, and kitchen cookware - no need for fancy-schmancy scientific gear like microscopes and rubber gloves.

Biology is for richfags.

Hate the richfags.