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This is an interesting and valuable perspective you have contributed, doctorwho. It reminds me of something I read in THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS a year or so ago from one of the directors of the Southern Research Institute, a private, non private scientific research firm here in town. They have always worked closely with the scientific community of UAB (University of Alabam-Birmingham) and recently bridged a formal affiliation with them.

It was a Sunday feature story where two sides presented opposing views on the issue of the existence of God. His story was much like yours, a lifelong, career scientist whose studies seem to enrich hi belief in God. The opposing view was a professor from UAB, ironically. Nonetheless, the SRI scientist made an excellent "case" (as it may be sense we were reading 2 opposing views) and backed it up pretty well. You also indicated that you are performing the "will of God" and I think you make a good point there: scientists have the potential to be great instruments with the knowledge God has given them.

Great post! I still disagree with you on O Brother Where Art Thou though.

~U2Alabama
 
Originally posted by The_Sweetest_Thing:
Thank you Melon. Your words were wonderful and helpful. May I use one of your quotes as my signiture?

You have my consent.
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Melon

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"Still, I never understood the elevation of greed as a political credo. Why would anyone want to base a political programme on bottomless dissatisfaction and the impossibility of happiness? Perhaps that was its appeal: the promise of luxury that in fact promoted endless work." - Hanif Kureishi, Intimacy
 
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