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just different 1 min read 575 views Dec 12, 2015

IN ALLUSION TO QUESTIONS ON SCIENCE AND RELIGION

 

IN ALLUSION TO QUESTIONS ON SCIENCE AND RELIGION

 

Continuous documents of life lived and gone

Lay buried beneath Earth’s various layers:

More precious than gold is petrified bone;

Save the questioning of the Creation Sayers.

Cannot dead evidence give life to truth?

Is there reason that Noah’s Arch must be fantasy?

Should we question the lesson of Ruth?

What religion teaches, science gives it creative reality.

Faith is nourished on belief in both seen and unseen;

Science, on empirical evidence of what was and now is:

Both relying on what is revealed of the beginning scene—

What daunting challenge to our pillars of intellectual tiers?

Is not the revelations unearthed by the faithful pursuit of paleontology

The resurrected evidence of that which has given rise to our religiosity?

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DallasCowgirl

This is amazing! Your poetry floors me, brother. Thank you for sharing!

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mlowe5

underhiswings7, thank you so much. The more science uncovers, the greater is the awesome revelations of The Most High! Peace and Love, M. Lowe.

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Charles2

Fascinating parallels...

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mlowe5

Thanks, C2 and love_supreme. Much appreciated. Peace and Love, mlowe5.

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