Jeffery G. Douglas - Voice Of Gospel

    They are some scientists that do not believe in God, while others do. While there is no scientific consensus that God does or does not exist, as science focuses on natural explanations and empirical evidence.     This may lead some scientists to find the concept of God unnecessary. Not-With-Standing the fact that science “cannot disprove or prove” the existence of God, then it is the religious belief ( Hebrews 11:1)   that involves faith and supernatural ( Leviticus 19:31)    explanations, which are not within the realm of scientific inquiry.      Scientists that do not believe in God because they are not a part of nature, supernatural entities that cannot be investigated by science directly. In that sense, science and religion are separate and address aspects of human understanding in different ways.      Attempts to pit science and religion against each other create controversy where none ...

        Little by little, the  world is realizing  that the "Bible" is  not a fairy tale. Jesus is coming back!       People challenge me every day about God & Christ. One of "their" biggest tant is, Prove God or Jesus exist. Prove He (They) do not! That is a reversal tactic used by those who "Do Not Want" to beleive that God or Jesus exist.      Wind, Heat, Cold, Oxygen, we "Can Not See" them, so, Do they not exist? Of course they exist! We can feel the wind, heat and cold. However, we "can not" see, feel or smell Oxgen, therefore, to those who challange that God & Jesus exist, are also, challenging to prove that oxgen exist.         To prove that oxgen exist, it is a colorless , odorless reactive gas, the chemical element of atomic number 8 or chemical element symbol O and the life-supporting component of the air.     Easy to prove it exists because, "If breat...

  What problems do churches have? Racism in the Church     Racism among white Catholics, evangelical Protestants and mainline Protestants is higher than among the nonreligious. Racism Our World     Racial discrimination is a serious human rights problem in the United States that intersects with all of the US domestic issues covered by Human Rights Sexism and Patriarchy.     Sexism is the outward manifestation of an embedded level of discrimination, it is not a contingent, free flowing occurrence like an emergent social phenomenon. It has its roots in a deeper and more pernicious form of misogyny, namely, and Patriarchy is the second form of misogyny. Christian Nationalism.     “ Christian nationalist ,” as sociologists and pundits use the term, refers to a broad array of conservatives, concerned—as conservatives always Gender and Sexual Diversity.     Gender diversity is an umbrella term that is...