Yes, they do. While I realize I am naturally stubborn, and from time to time is ignorant to something, as well, that is not why I said that.

It's my grandmother who I am complaining about. Well, to start off, she is Christain who was born and raised Catholic. So, I was telling her about what I learned in Physics today. I should have talked about something else, but I like science and couldn't really help it. So, I had to catch her up on the definition of science and hypothesis in order to understand what I was going to say. Well, science is something that is testable. If it can't be proven true or false, it's not science. Hypothesis is something that is simply made up to answer a question; later it's experimented on and all that jazz. So, what we learned was the start of the universe. There are 3 choices, and everyone knows them.


1-The universe was made by God.

Well, this is what science says and that the public schools are allowed to teach. God is not part of the universe or not a detectable source. Well, since science can't get any information other than what the Bible says (written by men, might I add), God can not be proven nor disproven. It's non-scientific.

2-The Big Bang.

Actually, there is quite a bit of proof saying that the big bang could have easily happened by how the different solar system move, how the universe evolves, and even particles that are left over from something like the big bang.

3- Static Universe.

This means it stays exactly the same. This has been proven false by all the evidence that exists, which just so happens to support the big bang.


Anyways, my grandmother got angered by the thought of the big bang and says, "There is no evidence supporting the big bang. The school's teach this fool's theory because they are unaccepting to the idea of God." This is bull. My teacher supports the big bang who is a Christain himself and helps with the Bible Club at our school. How hard is it to accepting that possibly you're both right? Maybe God was the source of power to the big bang. It's just science. While many in the past have tried to prove and disprove God, all have been unsuccessful. Scientists have now given up on testing the existance of God. So, by something that can explain your every day life fact by fact which has been proven true again and again, once they say something like this, christains get crazy. Jeez, it's not that hard to imagine that maybe that is what happened. It's not like it says in the Bible how God made Earth and the rest of the universe. It says what he made and how long it took him. Also, saying what he made Adam and Eve from is not saying how at all. That's like having the ingrediants to a cake without the instructions; you can't just put them together and a cake is there, something needs to be done.

Now that I am talking about this, I will brief everyone on my personal beliefs. I believe that every religion that has ever existed is just a bit right. Some of it may be false, or simply exaggerated, but there is truth in there somewhere. When you take all the truth from the religions we know of (may be more made in the future) and put it together, we're just a little bit closer to understanding what really happens after death and before life. Now, athiesm are those who believe we are here, there is nothing before and after life, just that we die and that's it, which is an obvious exception to this since they believe in nothing religious. But, you get my point that I believe we will never truly know unless we guess right or die.

So, yeah, I'm done ranting now.