Science and the Bible

I agree. I do not see reason why they should disagree. For Christians who argue that Science is evil and stuff I wonder what kind of theology they have! Because if one believes that God is the author of both the Word and the World then there should be no contradiction.

I go with science. The Bible is a story with some inconsistencies.

I think the following link speaks my opinions loud and clear. http://www.skepticreport.com/creationism/creationevolution.htm

What is your definition of "true science"? Is it science as a whole or just the things that the Christian-right find suitable to fit their needs? There are certain events that can be verified, but events in the Bible can be better verified through other types of literature from other time periods. Science involves measurement and observation, and you can't measure "God."

I think eventually science and faith will prove each other. But it may not be exactly as the theologians and scientists expect. There is much more mystery to both disciplines than our mere human intellect and psyches can imagine.

I agree whole heartedly. However the world will never see it that way. Science will always try to prove God to be a myth. I view Science as today's tower of Babylon. Differences is, instead of bricks and mortar we use rockets and technology.

I believe that true science and true religion support and explain one another. Religion and science are two sides of the same coin. One cannot see the whole coin unless one looks at the other side.