Difference between revisions of "Physics"

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Physics is the branch of [[science]] that endeavors to study the laws that control the world. A scientist that studies physics is called a [[physicist]].
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Physics is the branch of [[science]] that endeavors to define and studies physical laws that exist independently from the Bible and God. A scientist that studies physics is called a [[physicist]].
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Physics is generally associated with blatant atheistic attempts to both discredit Christianity and promote such unproven theories as [[gravity]], [[macroevolution]], and [[abiogenesis]], to name a few.

Revision as of 18:55, March 11, 2007

Physics is the branch of science that endeavors to define and studies physical laws that exist independently from the Bible and God. A scientist that studies physics is called a physicist.

Physics is generally associated with blatant atheistic attempts to both discredit Christianity and promote such unproven theories as gravity, macroevolution, and abiogenesis, to name a few.