It's Crazy Catholic Time Again!

Numpty 28723 wrote:A healthy interest in science can only be a good thing. Who knows, after fiddling with telescopes for a bit he might move on to one of these bad boys.

Want one !!!!!!

First pic from the Rosetta lander:

karlypants wrote:The teacher needs a slap.

Why, for telling him the truth?

There'll be Bargain Booze bins in Hell for you KP, and they'll be full of smelly rubbish, not hookers.

wanderlust wrote:

In the beginning "God" initiated a chain reaction as it were.

So who created "God"?

Bloody hell, Miles.......

When a Mummy God and a Daddy God love each other very much, they have a special cuddle.

Thought you would've known that, mate.....

xmiles wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

In the beginning "God" initiated a chain reaction as it were.

So who created "God"?

The answer they always give to that is.

"It's not for us to know, God is simply outside our understanding"

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

The answer they always give to that is.

"It's not for us to know, God is simply outside our understanding"

Is it not possible that things are beyond our understanding?

Do you mean like "How did Paddy McGuiness get a job on Saturday night telly?"

Stop trivialising the most important thread ever. Bellend.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

karlypants wrote:The teacher needs a slap.

Why, for telling him the truth?

There'll be Bargain Booze bins in Hell for you KP, and they'll be full of smelly rubbish, not hookers.

What truth is that?

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

The answer they always give to that is.

"It's not for us to know, God is simply outside our understanding"

Is it not possible that things are beyond our understanding?

Course, loads of things are, some of us are humble enough to admit that. 

It's deeply contradictory for a religious person to it though isn't it, which is what they don't get.