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[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

It's a boson: Higgs quest bears new particle

Thanks for posting this Smoot. I read the yahoo article and I'll post this as well since it is a video showing the "god particles".

'God Particle': New Proof Found by Physicists | Watch the video - Yahoo! News

Science and technology | Photo Gallery - Yahoo! News


I was going to post the link and put a WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW??? caption to it .....lol

Either way, it's some amazing stuff being discovered. Read Smoot's article he posted as it's much more detailing and thorough.

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Thanks for posting this Smoot. I read the yahoo article and I'll post this as well since it is a video showing the "god particles".

'God Particle': New Proof Found by Physicists | Watch the video - Yahoo! News

Science and technology | Photo Gallery - Yahoo! News


I was going to post the link and put a WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW??? caption to it .....lol

Either way, it's some amazing stuff being discovered. Read Smoot's article he posted as it's much more detailing and thorough.

Keep in mind that if proven that it is actually a Higgs Boson, it doesn't mean it eliminates the existence of God. It just means that it confirms the Standard Model of the universe. Which IS a pretty big deal in the science community, don't get me wrong. Would it disprove the literal meaning behind Genesis? Well, maybe, but then again, Genesis never really was specific about the tools God used in creation other than speaking, so the literal meaning would be pointless to argue against anyway.

Either way, I am all for scientists continuing work on this, as I find it fascinating and hope it opens up other possibilities of discovery that we current feel are science fiction.

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[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by skinsguy

Keep in mind that if proven that it is actually a Higgs Boson, it doesn't mean it eliminates the existence of God. It just means that it confirms the Standard Model of the universe. Which IS a pretty big deal in the science community, don't get me wrong. Would it disprove the literal meaning behind Genesis? Well, maybe, but then again, Genesis never really was specific about the tools God used in creation other than speaking, so the literal meaning would be pointless to argue against anyway.

Either way, I am all for scientists continuing work on this, as I find it fascinating and hope it opens up other possibilities of discovery that we current feel are science fiction.

I agree with this perspective.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by skinsguy

Keep in mind that if proven that it is actually a Higgs Boson, it doesn't mean it eliminates the existence of God. It just means that it confirms the Standard Model of the universe. Which IS a pretty big deal in the science community, don't get me wrong. Would it disprove the literal meaning behind Genesis? Well, maybe, but then again, Genesis never really was specific about the tools God used in creation other than speaking, so the literal meaning would be pointless to argue against anyway.

Either way, I am all for scientists continuing work on this, as I find it fascinating and hope it opens up other possibilities of discovery that we current feel are science fiction.

It was meant in jest, hence the all caps and singled out(followed with a lol). You can never prove or disprove god, even if they do figure out the origin of the universe.

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

It was meant in jest, hence the all caps and singled out(followed with a lol). You can never prove or disprove god, even if they do figure out the origin of the universe.

Agreed! Which is why I find both science and the history of religion fascinating.