Science is not God

[demosthenes385]

Our generation is pretty awesome. We are more accepting, more understanding, and more diverse than our parents’ generation. We are the first generation born after Vatican II went into effect, we have never seen a world war, and we may love the 70s but never lived during them. The problem I have seen most with our generation is our unending,

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[locke385]

I find this extremely funny coming from the guy I used to stay up until 4 in the morning with to talk about the non-existance of God, and how religion has become somewhat obsolete. I'm glad you found something to hold on to.

[winter_rose0305]

beautiful...I miss reading your writings like these

[drinknstarbucks]

Matt, I hope someday when I'm forty and living in DC I can crack open a book, a magazine, a letter, a newspaper, or anything that a person can simply write in and I hope to read the things you've written. Like Ashley said, that was beautiful.

[hobbit_pirate]

i look forward to your enteries like this one. they make me think and usually make total sense. hope college is going well for you!

[scuba_scrub]

heh. coldplay.
i think that religion is something that no one on the earth is capable of putting on record in things such as the bible, etc. if you talk to most people, they usually say that they affiliate with a certain religion, but that they have their disagreements about certain rituals, traditions, beliefs and whatnot. The problem with science is, it has led people towards believing that they need hard facts to believe something, and hat anything without "substance" doesn't exist. But shouldn't science be pulling everyone towards only believing more that something much bigger is out there? We might have theories about the "big boom" but has anyone considered what the initial spark was?
people have problems with gray areas. it's like those people who won't let their meat touch their potatoes.