All the great founders of the great scientific disciplines were Bible believers and creationists such as Sir Isaac Newton, Blaise Pascal, Johannes Kepler, Lord Kelvin, Louis Pasteur.
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All the great founders of the great scientific disciplines were Bible believers and creationists such as Sir Isaac Newton, Blaise Pascal, Johannes Kepler, Lord Kelvin, Louis Pasteur.
Yet none of their discoveries were made because of their Christian beliefs. They could have been Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, Atheist, or anything in between: the discovery doesn't change.
Basically, a statement's validity doesn't depend on the person who made the statement.
The point being that due to their faith inspiration came by the Holy Spirit (the Spirit of Truth) to these discoveries, whereas other faiths are faulty and block clear thinking because they are without God's life.
how then, do we account for the great discoveries made by people of other faiths?Quote:
Originally Posted by Churchwork
It's called common grace. Just because someone is unsaved and living a lie does not entirely prevent them from being wrong 100% of the time. They can still yet discover things by trial and error.Quote:
Originally Posted by godsTruth