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A few quick points first

Forum: Theological Expressions
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What happens when we die? (Confused)
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Ah, science to the rescue again (Interested )
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Hi Interested, what did St Peter said about time? (eom) (Seeker)
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Hi Seeker (Interested )
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Things Creationists Hate
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Answers to Things Creationists Hate (edmund)
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Theodicy (Seeker)
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Problem solved, God is good! (Benjamin)
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God is good, but evil still exists, it's not solved (Seeker)
Date: 2001, May 31
From: Hi Seeker,

First of all there is no "Newton's theory of gravity". It is Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation. F = G(m1m2)/d^2 - The force of attraction between two bodies is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance. This is a Law and not a theory. It is very important to understand the concept of Law, Theory and Hypothesis in science. They are not the same. Theology is largely concerned with Purpose while Science deals with Cause and Effect. It is very important to understand Cause and Effect if you are going to find God via science. Also you have to distinguish betweem what is Experimental and what is Abstract. God cannot be subjected to any experiment and so must be abstract. In any case, not everything in science is experimental. Free-will is necessary for Creation to work locally in the universe just like a car with pistons which has no freedom to move is useless even if the car is designed by a perfect designer. If there is Free-will there must be Probability at least locally in some part of the universe. Evil is nothing more than a necessary product of Free-will. Bye Bye: