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**GogaMegaPis** · 02-18-2011, 10:12 PM

Dave, it's interesting that you should bring this topic up as I also see a deep division in society as well. Why is it that so few people can believe in God and see science as a means to better understand what God has created?

As for modern day flat earthers, NASA's Kepler mission is sure to ruffle some feathers when the notion hits them that we just might not be the center of creation. Personally I find the mission to be fascinating and what can be inferred about the rest of the universe from Kepler's small glimpse tells me there's much MUCH more out there than anyone had ever imagined! I love it as I feel as though at least a few of us are stepping out of the stone ages and beginning to see things as they really are.

02-18-2011, 10:12 PM	#5
GogaMegaPis Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 462 Senior Member	Dave, it's interesting that you should bring this topic up as I also see a deep division in society as well. Why is it that so few people can believe in God and see science as a means to better understand what God has created? As for modern day flat earthers, NASA's Kepler mission is sure to ruffle some feathers when the notion hits them that we just might not be the center of creation. Personally I find the mission to be fascinating and what can be inferred about the rest of the universe from Kepler's small glimpse tells me there's much MUCH more out there than anyone had ever imagined! I love it as I feel as though at least a few of us are stepping out of the stone ages and beginning to see things as they really are.
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