Friday, August 7, 2020
Curia Ailments Steven Hawkins and Albert Einstein
Bringing the two, 'gathering of men'-'man' together, with the universe of theology you begin to see more of what Dr. Hawkins ( who said he didn't believe in God) was implying that as a scientist he could not prove that their was a God, so he declined to say that there was a God personally. But in doing so, he set the tone that if he wasn't a scientist, which works with only scientific proof, that he would believe in God when he said not to look at your feet but to look at the stars.
That was the ailments of the curia. Theology and Nobel awards.
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