So noted! Thanks for that, now I am free to look for fairies.
hahaha
Of course I DON"T believe in fairies - Nor am I going to bother trying to video the tap dancing cat. (Though that could make a really groovy Youtube vid)
It is enough to try and sort out what we CAN know about the universe and the laws of nature that we can understand around us - I do think this conversation is worth having (As potentially silly as some of the examples may be) because there are those who have NEVER been presented with the wonderful and reasonable views that have been stated thus far. (as in that counters this sort of thing)
Why not look to faries? After all, some of the those old wives tales are wonderous. Faries helping around the house and looking after folks - Why not look to the old wives tales, superstitions and not challenge claims of faith?
Because we do well to look at what is, not to what could be. The important part, is how do we do that.
https://www.corsinet.com/trivia/scary.html
This is a good example of why this discusion is important - The idea of trying to defend a position that advocate the silly is sometimes fun, but at some point, when reality set in, guilty pleasures have to be abandon.
I use to hold to a young earth creation - Science blows that so far out of the water, it is air born. The question is, at what point (If any) can faith in God (at/in any level) be justified? Should that not be dependant upon if there is a god? That is worth the discusion… As much as the discription of God in the bible is discredited, the only question left in the digression, is “is there a God of any kind”?
The answers so far in this discusion are intelligent (as far as responses to said far flung offerings) and are reaspnable to consider I think…
If there is a God, then that God is remarkably not interested in what we are doing to this planet or to each other. He is not interested in governing the behaviour of man ETC. (If one holds to a traditional view)
(Shrugs)