The Big Bang Banged, And For Some

I Don't Perceive An Anti-religious Agenda, Especially With Regard To Christians And Christianity. The Issue Being Debated Was Creationism, The Idea That The Earth Is 6,000 Years Old. As I Understand It, This Involves The Bible's Old Testament Exclusively.

I Always Liked Show Biz And Got To Make A Few Training Films At Boeing.

People Confuse The Word Cynicism With The Word Skepticism. One Is “you’re Not Gonna Pay Attention To Anything, Think Everything’s Screwed Up, Nothing’s Ever Gonna Work Out Right”, That’s Cynicism. But Skepticism Is, “you’re Presented With Evidence And You Do Your Best To Draw Conclusions Based On That”. So, As The Saying Goes, Bill Nye, Do You Believe In Ghosts? No. However, I Would Love To See One. Bring It On. I’m Open Minded To The Idea, But The More I Look Into It In A Skeptical Frame Of Thinking, The Less Likely It Seems.

Reading Their Letters And The First Amendment Of The Us Constitution, I Infer That This Nation's Founders Noted That Religions Have Been At The Center Of Great Deal Of Trouble, So They Precluded The Us Government From Getting Involved In Religion, I.e. "... Shall Make No Law Respecting An Establishment Of Religion, Or Prohibiting The Free Exercise Thereof..." Over The Centuries, Various Religions Have Laid Claim To Various Morals; Consider The Difficulties Outsiders Are Having Today In The Middle East, For Example.

There Really Is No Such Thing As Race. We All Came From Africa. We Are All Of The Same Stardust. We Are All Going To Live And Die On The Same Planet, A Pale Blue Dot In The Vastness Of Space. We Have To Work Together.