Quote (Kisssofdeath @ Mar 10 2011 06:20pm)
The claim that science and the Bible do not agree should suprise anyone. What is called "science" is not static. Each generation brings new light; most of the old theories have been exploded by scientists themselves. Yet, each generation of scientists boldly announces that science has disproved the Bible.
But it can as easily be proved that science has disproved itself. With all their dogmatism about the Bible and science, there are few theories that real scientists are willing to take their stand upon and say: “Here is the ultimate truth; no future discoveries will contradict this.” So long as they cannot afford to affirm that they have arrived at ultimate truth, how can they with honor say that science disproves the Bible?
Besides, if the Bible fully agreed with the theories of one age, it would not agree with the theories of the next age. The Bible is unchangeable and cannot keep up agreement with that which constantly changes.
Some of the foremost scientists recognize the limitations of science and are firm believers in the Bible. Preach the Word! No known truth contradicts the Bible.
What scientists are claiming to have disproven the bible?
You seem to be talking about science like it's some sort of religion.
Scientific THEORIES are not static. That's why they're called theories. Scientists like to support and back up their claims with verifiable proof. Once they can do that it ceases to be a theory.
Stephen Hawking has a THEORY that the universe could have been created without a "God" he doesn't claim it as fact or tell people to blindly believe him.
Theories we lack the technology or intelligence to prove but they're not just random shit scientists made up for the hell of it. They're based on observations. Some turn out to be true some are close and some are completely wrong.
An example of a scientific fact would be water is 2 hydrogen atoms bonded to a single oxygen atom. This is not a theory this is a fact. This is not changing or being "exploded" by future scientists.