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Scientists Hope World's Largest Particle Collider Will Help Explain The Makeup Of The Universe

[displeased]

My son is in college and on Wednesday his professor told the class the world would end in 4 months because the this LHC experiment.
Posted by lostusadream

I''m also in college and my physics professor said this "ending of the world" is hype created by a few wild imaginations. Unfortunately, for ratings, the media posts these imaginations in the same announcements of the 1200 or so scientists that have dedicated their professional lives and careers to this project. So who are we supposed to believe?

[lostusadream]

For those of you out there who are concerned about the operation of the LHC collider write an e-mail to U.S. Vice President Richard Cheney expressing your concerns His e-mail address is [e-mail]. Tell him your concerns.
My son is in college and on Wednesday his professor told the class the world would end in 4 months because the this LHC experiment. If professors feel this way then there is a problem.If it is as safe as the operators contend then they should go on world wide television and hold a conference explaining in detail what they are doing and why, and a detailed descripition of all safetey features. Let the world court of public opinion decide if this should continue.

[erasmus81]

Goodnight

[erasmus81]

"I began reading the bible when I was about five and read it several times over the next 30 years." Posted by tuckerndfw at 02:50 AM : Sep 11, 2008

I have read parts of the bible. I have always meant to read the whole thing, I just never have.

"There is no credible evidence to support any of the bible stories, including the Jesus myth. It is entirely based on faith."

I watched a television program on this awhile back. It started me thinking more about it.

[erasmus81]

My youngest daughter says she is an atheist, but she wears a belt that has a picture of Jesus on it, AND she has a tattoo on her chest of the "Sacred Heart".
She''s a little weird.

[erasmus81]

"I called myself "agnostic" for many years until I finally got around to finding out what it really means ("ignorant")." Posted by tuckerndfw at 02:23 AM : Sep 11, 2008

That''s probably me. I went to Sunday school when I was young, but never went to "church". My family isn''t really religious. Other than Sunday school, there was no mention of "God". I meant to send my kids to Sunday school, but it just never happened. I''ve started thinking that maybe Jesus was invented, just like the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus.:)

[jankebenz]

And, where does the Ten Commandments mention Jesus or offer an exemption for choosing "God''''s son" as your "God"?

Posted by tuckerndfw at 01:47 AM : Sep 11, 2008

It does''nt, but Jesus is confirmed as God''s son and as the only exemption from sin many times throughout scripture, any one having basic biblical knowledge would know that.
Its late and I,m going to bed. I will pray that may have your eyes opened to the truth. Goodnight!

[erasmus81]

"The bible is a collection of myths & legends and isn''''t worth seriously debating or discussing." Posted by tuckerndfw at 02:03 AM : Sep 11, 2008

So when did you become an atheist? What made you start doubting the bible?

[jankebenz]

Ever read Job?

Satan is God''''s son.

Posted by tuckerndfw at 01:31 AM : Sep 11, 2008

Yeah, many times, Job remains faithfull even in the worst of calamities,chastising his "friends" and wife for encouraging him to deny God. You should read the end where God lectures Job about his majesty and supremacy. Satan failed to dislodge the faith of Job, but he succeeds at decieving many others who refuse God.
Btw, nowhere in the bible is satan refered to as God,s son, but satan is known as a rebellious angel who thought he could be like God. Of course he decieved himself into a lie, and was thrown out.

[erasmus81]

Talking about Jesus now, are ya?