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A scientist is a practitioner of [[science]]. | A scientist is a practitioner of [[science]]. | ||
| − | Scientists have traditionally been holy men (such as devout Christian [[Isaac Newton]] or monk | + | Scientists have traditionally been holy men (such as devout Christian [[Isaac Newton]] or monk Gregor Mendel), devoted to understanding nature in an effort to glorify the works of God. However, in recent years the field of science has become dominated by secular atheists of questionable morality who value evidence over the infallible word of God. |
| − | Modern-day scientific theories such as [[evolution]], [[relativity]], and | + | Modern-day scientific theories such as [[evolution]], the [[theory of relativity]], and heliocentrism are built upon faulty logic, as they contradict the unchanging truth of the Bible. |
Revision as of 01:36, February 24, 2007
A scientist is a practitioner of science.
Scientists have traditionally been holy men (such as devout Christian Isaac Newton or monk Gregor Mendel), devoted to understanding nature in an effort to glorify the works of God. However, in recent years the field of science has become dominated by secular atheists of questionable morality who value evidence over the infallible word of God.
Modern-day scientific theories such as evolution, the theory of relativity, and heliocentrism are built upon faulty logic, as they contradict the unchanging truth of the Bible.