Comments on: The Questions Science Can’t Answer – Yet

By: Johanne

Johanne — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 10:37:26 +0000

Science won’t be able to answer everything because scienists (people in general) live within this world. Sometimes, to know the answer is to detach yourself from this so called reality and see things in a different perspective.

It’s like sports – players need the input of the coach who sees the game from the bench. the coach is in the best position to assess the game and come up with the best plan to beat the other team.

And as people living in this world, it’s difficult to see things from the outside.

By: Eric

Eric — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:31:08 +0000

I like the story and the questions but have not seen any updates to the blog in a long time. My questions are,hows the new store

By: OXM

OXM — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 07:51:08 +0000

I particularly love it when you ask those that are so very convinced that science has the answer for everything, sooner or later, and, therefore, the concept of God is fantastic. Universally, it is accepted that matter cannot be created or destroyed (but its form can be changed) and the related point that there is no such thing as the spontaneous generation of matter. To believe otherwise is mysticism, I’ve been told. Watch Naruto Episodes

By: Andrii Demianenko

Andrii Demianenko — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:33:54 +0000

I would add:

Was there a big bang?

And about this question: Where did everything come from? Well, I don’t believe science will find the answer for that ever.

By: Ralph

Ralph — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:07:38 +0000

I love the fact that your son gets profound at night after a day of watching Spongebob. It’s like that friend that everyone has that is a party animal but starts to ask deep life questions when he’s drunk.

The Creator theory is a tough one to get around because of these tough questions. I think the dialog between Creationist and advocates of a self sustained universe should be an open one not a battle. Great post! Great reminder.

By: Shauna @ BreathingProsperity.com

Shauna @ BreathingProsperity.com — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 23:40:22 +0000

Hi, Steve!

Just checking in and see that you have a very wise and wonderful son indeed. How amazing is it that his innate curiosity is cultivated and encouraged by his Dad…it will be squashed by some other misguided people (hopefully not but likely), so keep it up!

Thanks for sharing this, Steve. It kindles another little fire of hope for humanity in me. With each person who grows in consciousness and awareness we broaden the influence of that awareness, and this wil llead us to our highest, best selves as a species. So exciting!

Shauna

By: BillOGoods

BillOGoods — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:02:21 +0000

These are great questions. I particularly love it when you ask those that are so very convinced that science has the answer for everything, sooner or later, and, therefore, the concept of God is fantastic. Universally, it is accepted that matter cannot be created or destroyed (but its form can be changed) and the related point that there is no such thing as the spontaneous generation of matter. To believe otherwise is mysticism, I’ve been told.

But, these believers in science all say the universe was created by a Big Bang from the explosion of a spec of matter. Well, if you don’t believe in God, or at least an “unmoved mover of the universe,” that being that has no cause for its existence, then you must believe in the spontaneous generation of matter, that being the spec of matter that exploded into our universe and is ever expanding into, as your son asks, something but we don’t know what.

You then get into a lot of response about string theory and the like, but it all comes down to where did matter come from. Somebody once told me that it’s matter/energy always was and always will be—it had not beginning or end. There is no God. Hmmmmm. No beginning and no end to matter. Not buying it.

Great post.

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By: MJ @ florist Singapore

MJ @ florist Singapore — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:09:20 +0000

there are questions science can never answers. And a lot of it are base on theory….

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:47:04 +0000

Paul,
I’ll do some more posts soon and update you on the business. The business is doing well. We’re setting up for large liquidation sales right now. We plan to have a couple before Christmas. Glad you like the MMA article.