science — Christian Debate https://christiandiscourse.net/index.php?p=/ Sun, 23 Aug 2026 15:41:47 +0000 en science — Christian Debate Science and the Bible https://christiandiscourse.net/index.php?p=/discussion/746/science-and-the-bible Wed, 20 Nov 2019 21:01:40 +0000 Biblical Studies C Mc 746@/index.php?p=/discussions Is there a relationship between Science and the Bible? For the Scriptures to be true, is it necessary for it to support science? What passages can you list to show that they supports science? I know the Bible is not a science textbook, but is there anything in it that goes beyond the spiritual? Do the Scriptures have anything to say about rock erosions, prism, nuclear fission, uniformitarianism, etc. Can the Bible be used in the science classroom?

In addition, are there any Bible-believing scientists who believed in the inspiration and authority of the Bible, as well as, the deity and the saving work of Jesus Christ? What says ye? CM

]]> Stephen Hawking: A Tragic End https://christiandiscourse.net/index.php?p=/discussion/185/stephen-hawking-a-tragic-end Thu, 15 Mar 2018 16:02:15 +0000 News & Current Events dct112685 185@/index.php?p=/discussions As you all know by now, Stephen Hawking passed away this week. Unless something changed in his final hours, this is a tragedy. You see, unless something changed, Stephen Hawking made the biggest, and most terrifying discovery of his life this week. Stephen Hawking discovered that the afterlife is actually real, and that Hell awaits for anyone who does not accept Christ.

It is no doubt that Hawking had a brilliant mind in many ways. I can't even begin (or pretend) to understand the fields that he worked in or how they are relevant to our daily lives.

But all of that brilliance doesn't matter. He missed the biggest and most important aspects of life.

  1. God is real.
  2. We are sinners destined for eternal damnation.
  3. Christ died for our sins.
  4. We can have a relationship with Christ and live with him in Heaven when we leave this world.

Stephen Hawking missed all of that. Mocked it. Said it was a "fairy tale." Unfortunately, unless something changed and I hope it did, this fairy tale is now his eternal nightmare.

May this ever be a reminder that our first and foremost job is to spread the Gospel.

]]> "Day" in Genesis 1:5 https://christiandiscourse.net/index.php?p=/discussion/297/day-in-genesis-1-5 Sat, 26 May 2018 21:24:32 +0000 Bible Questions reformed 297@/index.php?p=/discussions How should we understand the word day in Genesis 1? Let's focus on Genesis 1:5 for simplicity.

Should this only be understood as a literal 24-hour day, or should it be something else? Does science allow for a 24-hour day?

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