Sunday, October 25, 2009

[Outside my house while Alyah and Cindy are heading for Orientation Meeting]
Wei Ren: Ahhhh, what am I going to do for 3 hours? I think I might as well go home and sleep haha. Linus, what are you going to be doing?
Lino: Uhh... I live here.
Wei Ren: Oh right. Crap.

Short update:

Jarvis' birthday celebration was great. awesome people, awesome time. would blog more but it's not really that important to blog about.

internal debate now ( and discussion with wet ) about the Bible. Are the lessons from the Bible to be taken as they are? Should we apply them to modern societal views? or should we use them to shape modern societal views? Which should fit which? Where do I draw the line between being overly-'conservative' and overly-'liberal'. Is there a line?

The last question sounds dumb. but it's something I've been considering for ages.

And Hadi asked an interesting question today. Do Christians believe in the Big Bang?

If we believe in the Big Bang, does that mean God doesn't exist?
If we believe in evolution, does that mean God doesn't exist?

I mean, couldn't God have just created the Big Bang and Evolution? I know this is open to being ripped apart by any half-decent (Non)KI student out there. But it's my way of thinking. If there's an argument about whether God created something or X created something: God created X.