Thank you so much, Betty! 🙂 I appreciate your comments!
Hi Uncle Tree, thanks for following my Spanish blog! SD
Hi, Sandra! 🙂 You’re welcome!
Those photos from NASA – I , Sole creator. Speechless. We seem so insignificant, but we can reach out and see them for the first time since the beginning of time. Thanks man.
You’re welcome, my friend! 🙂 Not even “EYE” could
find enough cosmic words to do these photos justice.
But perhaps, that is proper. One Word to bridge the gap
between Faith and Science may be all that is needed.
THANKS!
And so does matter condense.
Not seen this entry afore. (hidden)
Whole in One, Sir!
Aye! Eyed Ed! 🙂
Behind The Times
lurks many an entity
eternally balled
in a singularity,
just to make a point.
Singularity is a Key Keith
It takes two to tango, wango waver. 😉
😀
Brill !!
Thank you! 🙂 Glad you liked!
Uncle, Tree, every weekend I savor one of your poems. You have such a positive poetic soul, even when peeking into the dark.
That’s a fine compliment, which I do appreciate, George.
Thank you for your continued support and good humor!
I grew up without knowing God. Some experiences changed my vision, and my research work which involved microscopic studies sealed the statement: I know that God lives. I look forward to meeting Him. I know He will lead me further.
I think He’s leading me on. 😉 But not by pulling my leg.
Thanks for sharing that sweet anecdote with me, Inese.
Science is the study of God’s creation and His/Her Laws.
And yet, science appears to be at odds with religious folk.
I believe Christianity will one day find a bridge that leads
them to an understanding of scientific facts; their value,
and their place. The limits they put on God and The Bible
are contradictory to their long-term goals.
Atheists. as a group, tend to be very off-putting, which
harms their educational intentions.
In my own way, I am trying to be that bridge. In another
way, I am attempting to take sides; both of them.
We do have to embrace the paradoxes inherit to curious
and conscious beings. That means us; all of us.
Peace, luvz, and hugz to you fair lady! Uncle Tree
Thank you for your kind words.
I cannot comprehend why most of scientists deny existence of God. They should know better than that.
My best wishes to you too.
Inese
This is beautiful also!
Thank you so much, Betty! 🙂 I appreciate your comments!
Hi Uncle Tree, thanks for following my Spanish blog! SD
Hi, Sandra! 🙂 You’re welcome!
Those photos from NASA – I , Sole creator. Speechless. We seem so insignificant, but we can reach out and see them for the first time since the beginning of time. Thanks man.
You’re welcome, my friend! 🙂 Not even “EYE” could
find enough cosmic words to do these photos justice.
But perhaps, that is proper. One Word to bridge the gap
between Faith and Science may be all that is needed.
THANKS!
And so does matter condense.
Not seen this entry afore. (hidden)
Whole in One, Sir!
Aye! Eyed Ed! 🙂
Behind The Times
lurks many an entity
eternally balled
in a singularity,
just to make a point.
Singularity is a Key Keith
It takes two to tango, wango waver. 😉
😀
Brill !!
Thank you! 🙂 Glad you liked!
Uncle, Tree, every weekend I savor one of your poems. You have such a positive poetic soul, even when peeking into the dark.
That’s a fine compliment, which I do appreciate, George.
Thank you for your continued support and good humor!
I grew up without knowing God. Some experiences changed my vision, and my research work which involved microscopic studies sealed the statement: I know that God lives. I look forward to meeting Him. I know He will lead me further.
I think He’s leading me on. 😉 But not by pulling my leg.
Thanks for sharing that sweet anecdote with me, Inese.
Science is the study of God’s creation and His/Her Laws.
And yet, science appears to be at odds with religious folk.
I believe Christianity will one day find a bridge that leads
them to an understanding of scientific facts; their value,
and their place. The limits they put on God and The Bible
are contradictory to their long-term goals.
Atheists. as a group, tend to be very off-putting, which
harms their educational intentions.
In my own way, I am trying to be that bridge. In another
way, I am attempting to take sides; both of them.
We do have to embrace the paradoxes inherit to curious
and conscious beings. That means us; all of us.
Peace, luvz, and hugz to you fair lady! Uncle Tree
Thank you for your kind words.
I cannot comprehend why most of scientists deny existence of God. They should know better than that.
My best wishes to you too.
Inese