Steve wrote, having returned from the repressive kingdom
of the Singaporians unscathed:
>>The role of a theistic science would then be to determine the relative
frequency of involvement or intervention by that Creator, in close
dialogue with sound Biblical scholarship.
>
Welcome back, Steve. Hope your journey was a pleasant one.
I hear you can be arrested there for chewing gum in public (or
some such nonsense) -- I was somewhat concerned! < G >
OK. Suppose I buy your thesis. I'm ready to begin work tomorrow.
What do I do? More importantly -- what do I do DIFFERENTLY than I do today?
Choose your field of inquiry, physics, geoplogy, chemistry, biology, etc.
Tell me -- specifically -- what do I do now?
I am really puzzled by this. I cannot even think of any new experiments
to investigate. I can think of a few current ones I might abandon, but
maybe even not that. I can think of new articles/books to write (if I
were smart enough), but they would all be theological/philosophical works.
Burgy (the unrepentant MN scientist & TR Christian).