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Yes and no.

While everything is from God and nothing cna be done outside his power, saying "its because of God" is not always a meaty answer, and can be also ignoring the causal nature of events.

Like the LHC topic - it was a topic on science, on blasting particles around a 27 mile long pipe at extreme speeds at extremely low temperatures. yes, if God wants it to fail, it will fail.

At the same time it is a science experiment and putting in hyperbole in there was annoying at best. God set up structures, He tells us to look around and ponder over what we see etc etc, so when closed minded people come up and just spout things at you, it is annoying. You want a "proper" answer sometimes.

[quote=s.b.f]I like your profile Pic! =)[/quote]

Lol.

You are WAY late fizz :p

Your thoughts on Religion & Reason?

[quote=You]Yes and no.

While everything is from God and nothing cna be done outside his power, saying "its because of God" is not always a meaty answer, and can be also ignoring the causal nature of events.

Like the LHC topic - it was a topic on science, on blasting particles around a 27 mile long pipe at extreme speeds at extremely low temperatures. yes, if God wants it to fail, it will fail.

At the same time it is a science experiment and putting in hyperbole in there was annoying at best. God set up structures, He tells us to look around and ponder over what we see etc etc, so when closed minded people come up and just spout things at you, it is annoying. You want a "proper" answer sometimes.[/quote]

You know jack...

it's usually best to have the reasonable best-of-both-worlds answer AFTER it's been thrashed out a bit from either side :doubt:

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Be like that then. I can delete the post if you wish...

[quote=You]Be like that then. I can delete the post if you wish...[/quote]

LOL!

hahah no, tis cool, hence the smiley face at the end ;]

I wish for it to stay.

Hopefully I read the question right.

Is it okay to use God and faith as an answer to everything? It depends what you mean by everything. I think you have to be rational and logical when explaining something anyhows. You can use faith, use the persons intention...and whatever else too. But Im sure most of it links? Well it could probably.

My phones crashing right now because I sent five people the same message. I'm watching it crash. What does this teach me? Oh wait, its come back to normal. I bet no one got the message though.

[quote=s.b.f]Hopefully I read the question right.

Is it okay to use God and faith as an answer to everything? It depends what you mean by everything. I think you have to be rational and logical when explaining something anyhows. You can use faith, use the persons intention...and whatever else too. But Im sure most of it links? Well it could probably.

My phones crashing right now because I sent five people the same message. I'm watching it crash. What does this teach me? Oh wait, its come back to normal. I bet no one got the message though.[/quote]

Everything, like literally everything.

Who caused the Universe? God.
Who created Humans? God.
When i lost my other pink and grey stripy sock, who made me look under my bed? God.

Why cant science just be used as a tool to prove faith? And hopefuly in doing so increase faith.

why do they have to be two conflicting concepts?

[quote=Seraphim]Why cant science just be used as a tool to prove faith? And hopefuly in doing so increase faith.

why do they have to be two conflicting concepts?[/quote]

They don't :]

So in what way do you think Science is most effective at 'proving' faith?

There are many things which are mentioned in the Quran which at the time of revelation could not have been proved by science, but it can be now.

Which proves men could not have known this, thus did not 'invent' the Quran.