Evidence for God from Science

Kmart, beware of Hybris, it's almost as old as rational thought. I don't believe your tendency to arrogance serves the discussion well.

You should know that all knowledge is subjective, even yours, there is no ultimate truth but your own. Accept that.

An interesting thought occurred to me: suppose we located the coordinates in the Universe to the exact point of the Big Bang, supposedly where it all began, what would be our motivations, as human beings, to go there? What would be yours?

One should not base an analyses of the success of a movie on its Christian sub-message alone, there are hundreds of other factors to consider, 2 of them being: - The target audience King Kong a great deal narrower than Narnia. (PG 13 vs. PG) - The subject/release period (December/Christmas) - Narnia...

Thank you, it was very informative. I am very interested in your notion of "natural revelation, in which we learn something of God through His creation". In your opinion, what have we learned through nature so far? Are you referring to concepts like intelligent design? Additionally, is our...

If life on other planets had been found, trust me, we would all have known about it and not have had to track down obscure websites to confirm this! But: "...More reasons too believe in a God if nothing is "evolving" elsewhere." Isn't that a rather ignorant and quick assumption? ...

I'm not religious nor atheist - I'm agnostic. But I find the religions of this world very interesting. I was wondering wether anyone would be willing to explain to me, in their own words, what they understand by the redemption and revalation of mankind, as I find them 2 very interesting themes. - Mi...

Well thank you for all the replies, very interesting without a doubt. I guess I was really hinting at that God created man and man created God(for the sake of discussion), but I see your logic; existence does not equal perception. I think it still remains an interesting topic though.

According to Christian faith, to my knowledge, God created man. But Man is the only one capable of perceiving God. So, I believe, without man, there could be no God.

I'm not claming this to be a truth, but it is a dilemma is it not?