I always get a kick out of people that have no clue
about science pretending they know about science.

It reminds me of people that think they can speak Spanish
by adding "o" after a few words with a couple of "el"
tossed in for good measure.

"El entrance-o es closed-o. Uso el doro
over there-o"

I can't help noticing how you're trying to change
the subject and distancing yourself from your
original premise that science is a philosophy.

So did it dawn on you that you're full of shit
and now you're trying to change the subject you think
you can be right about?

No, because until math was included to help scientific method. It simply was opinion only (word of mouth). Which leads to, since math is so vital to defining methods. How come when math cannot define a method, those methods are not removed?

How am I trying to deceive you?

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Just an object of energy consuming matter.

That is the bottom line basics to a star. There was really never a true need for 20 paragraphs to explain that a star equals nuclear reactor.

Now that depends on which side of science you are.
To some it is a philosophy. To others it is the basic principle explaining life much like a tool.

Now according to which side you are on, you either are touching items (tangible) or they are a mere illusion creating the sense of touch.

To some, 2 weeks past means 50 light years in time travel.

Ultimately though when concerning the BBT, it is nothing but a philosophy since nothing but "hope" makes it an actual "fact."

The only reason my explanation of science is not being bought by atheist is that you cannot feel the emotions where I am buffoon(ed) like you over it. If you know math and you look at many things in science then you know it is bullsh*t.

Spinoza was a Masonic philosopher who did not believe in the God of the Bible, the Judeo-Christian God. Spinoza, as already pointed out, believed in a pantheistic god, or at least suggested this as the nature of God.

Louie

What do you have against the Big Bang? George Lemartre, a Catholic priest, was the first to posit an expanding universe that began at a single originating point. Edwin Hubble measured galactic redshift and confirmed Lemartre's hypothesis. Fred Hoyle coined the term "Big Bang", although the expansion of the universe isn't really analogous to an explosion of fissile material. The BB expansion is that of space itself, more analogous to the inflating of a balloon, if you imagine galaxies as like dots drawn on the balloon's surface.

Your discursion into the causes of homosexuality is baffling and weird. Why do you feel impelled to share such thoughts? No one knows precisely why some people are homosexual. Biology is complex. Are you some kind of religiously motivated homophobe? If so, that's sad. Is it nature or nurture that makes people homophobic, do you think?

Spinoza's God was a pantheistic one that envisaged God as part and parcel of nature and represented in its fixed laws - which is dramatically different and opposed to the cardboardy biblical literalist God embraced by America's Christian fundamentalist science denialists.

Einstein too was deep as hell, and rejected the concept of a petty personal God. This is one of numerous quotes on the subject of God/religion:

Iam, by calling yourself “Iam”, you are mocking God (and I think you are doing it intentionally). If that was not your intention, then you should change your handle. And you slander the Church established by Jesus Christ by referring to it as “Pagan”. Just so you'll know, "Paganism", fundamentally and by definition, is the worship of creatures such as sun, moon, Earth, fire, water, themselves, dead relatives, angels, demons, and Idols, rather than the Creator.

And concerning Mary, do you honestly think that blaspheming, Mary, the Mother of Jesus, whom Our Lord loves dearly, is going to put you on the good side of Jesus? How would you feel if someone badmouthed your mother by telling lies about her? Think about that.

Iam, you are of the opinion that God can be known only through philosophers. But nothing could be further from the truth. God has revealed himself to men, through his prophets. God the Father, and his Only Begotten Son have revealed themselves through the prophets since the beginning. In these revelations, the divine revelations, he reveals himself to us, gives us his laws, admonishes us, forewarns us of dangers to come, revealed his plans for the future, and so on. Those who study his revelations, acquire the mind of God, so to speak, knowing what he loves and what he detests and so on. So you are looking in the wrong place for God. You are actually rejecting his revelations, the divine revelations and prophecies. He is not hard to find. You do not have to be a rocket scientist or a physicist or a philosopher to find him. In fact, he has said that those who seek him, and truth, with a sincere heart and honest mind will find them—that’s a divine promise. And you do not have to wonder aimlessly through the universe to find him. For the tenets of true religion are revealed by God through his servants the prophets: true religion is REVEALED religion, revealed by God through his servants the prophets. It does NOT come from the theories, speculations, and assumptions of philosophers. It is not man made; it is GOD GIVEN, revealed by God himself through his servants the prophets, the very ones you reject and badmouth. You are, wittingly or unwittingly, waging war against his prophets and against those who follow him.

Iam, if you are going to criticize the Church of Jesus Christ, and there are many valid criticisms that can be made against it, especially against the modern Church, for it is deviating from the path set out for it, be honest, don’t make up or repeat lies against the Church. Be honest. I don’t mind anyone honestly criticizing the Church, it’s the lies I despise. And God also despises such lies, for he has commanded: “Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor”. When you have to resort to lies, you have lost whatever argument you are making.

In summary, God is not hard to find, for he has revealed himself to us. You do not have to travel to the featheriest galaxy to find him.