Okay, I've been stumbling through this whole thread somewhat bewildered. Am I the only one here who believes in God, yet at the same time, craves science? I believe (can I not say believe in conjunction with science? Too bad.) in evolution, and the big bang, and new theories excite me. I take the Bible lightly, more as a moral guideline than historical fact (I find 3,000 year old men afraid of their own shadow to be untrustworthy historical sources). Until reading this thread, I was not aware that science and religion were apparently incompatable. Neither can prove everything, and IMO, the world (at least my world) would be somewhat empty without one or the other. I find too many things left unexplained by science, or as somebody mentioned earlier, incomprehensible by humans, to not believe in God. But (brace yourself, hardcore science athiests) most people are not religious simply to prove things, or explain history and theories, etc. They are religious because it makes them feel better, it makes them feel they have a purpose. That needs to be understood. Only the extremists (I'm going out on a limb here and going back to the original topic) use religion to explain everything, and damn everybody that disagrees. Extremist athiests do the opposite. Both are annoying.
