xwan on 25 January 2013
| kljesta64 said: @xwan "but base on the law of gravity, splitting the red sea in half with current scientific knoweldge is "Improbable"; therefore I do not believe it is a true story." i will never understand this kind of thinking..are saying that scientists who are "humans" and make mistakes are probably always right ? is that even logical believing in the so called scientific facts so much that you cant imagine another scenario ..I know its closest to the truth but still...i true scientist does not make such things and therefore he sees much more...as einstein would say "imagination is more important then knowledge" |
But you need to go off of something though; if you free style everything, what do you even use as the basis of understanding the physical world? or should everything be meta-physical? Even Einstein had to based his genius scientific invention on already existing concepts like velocity and time right? If you just believe in wild stories, you may as well live in fantasy land. Which you can do if you want to. Split the ocean in half, the only possible explanation is some sort of magical power he has, but I do not accept that because that would make everything else irrelevant in the real world. Just like the guy above said the key is if we still believe in miracle. I do not, but you may, which is fine.
