The Black Hole that Science Has Become

By Wayne Hollyoak on July 1st, 2010
Posted in Interesting Science, New Developments, Intelligent Design, All Topics, The Role of Faith in Science, Retrospect, Super Nature, Evolutionism, Devotional, Perspecitve |

Science has become obsessed with these strange things we call, “black holes”. But, black holes as impressive as they are in their ability to suck in and swallow stars and galaxies, they are no match for the ways that “science” sucks. “Science” is like a dead star that instead of giving light to us it is now only sucking the light out of us. Has “science” died?

The answer is simple. Yes. Why? Because it no longer honors our Creator, and so it no longer has any foundation in reality. It really has become an entirely vain exercise. We have all these wonderful tools at our disposal with which we can study the Creator’s universe. Telescopes, space probes, microscopes, cameras, aircraft and so on to help us explore and learn more about all this wonderful creation, but without a solid foundation in the basic realities of our existence, what good is it all? Nada.

If you aren’t even allowed to give any form of credit to the Creator for all He has accomplished, it’s time to give it the ole “heave ho”.

Those of us who still openly acknowledge the fact of our creation would do well to distance ourselves from the “scientific establishment”. I’d suggest a new name for our quest to learn about nature and the universe, “creation studies”. Just like the reformation’s move to dump Latin for plain English.

“Science” is kind of “duh” word. If you want to say “knowledge” why not just say it in English. But saying, “knowledge” would sound awfully vague! They can have their, “spontaneous generation studies” if they want and give it the name “science”. But, what good is it if it has no context in the reality of how the universe actually came into existence as well as everything in it.

Wayne Hollyoak

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