FaRmLaNd on 16 December 2009
Theology isn't science.
And a theory that has areas that are impossible to ever measure due to them being theological events isn't a scientific theory. Since the moment theres an unmeasurable component it ceases ot be science.
I think currently Evolution is the most logical scientific way to explain how we became what we are. However I have no problem with theological explanations of the universe for several reasons. Firstly aslong as its defined as theology and not science I couldn't care less. Belief without evidence is exactly what religion is, and aslong as people acknowledge that I don't mind. Secondly making your God a God of the gaps condemns your God to an ever shrinking realm of importance. Which I find amusing.
