Seekers on Unique Paths

LWolf

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19. To be honest,

Sun Sep 4, 2016, 06:29 PM

Sep 2016

I'm a bit confused about your post.

You seem to be holding the Higgs particle up to organized religion to see if it will fit, or change the anti-science nature of some.

"Seekers on Unique Paths" may not subscribe to any organized religion and agnostics may not be undecided about the "God" in organized religion, but about the existence of anything beyond what science reveals. It's a bigger world.

I don't think the Higgs particle is going to replace evolution. And faiths, and their faithful, that are not totally committed to the black and white dogma of literality already think evolution can fit into "God's" plan.

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Is the “God Particle” the link between science and religion? [View all] Nasty Jack Mar 2013 OP

The misconceptions here are very strong. ret5hd Mar 2013 #1

Explain Nasty Jack Mar 2013 #2

Here are a couple of my thoughts hvn_nbr_2 Mar 2013 #6

Good thoughts Nasty Jack Mar 2013 #7

Here is some history on "Rapture" to create more good thoughts... Jeffersons Ghost Aug 2016 #18

nope Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #3

From what I understand, Higgs was not looking for god. westerebus Mar 2013 #4

Maybe... CanSocDem Mar 2013 #5

Very interesting - does the Creator hold it all together? Anonymousecoview Apr 2013 #8

Some would say magnetic fields, one strong and one weak. mmonk Sep 2013 #9

Science is God libodem Oct 2013 #10

The name comes from an abbreviation. Apparently it was known as that "God Damn Particle" CJCRANE Nov 2013 #11

Here's the more relevant question: DeSwiss Dec 2013 #12

. libodem May 2014 #13

We are a way the universe can observe itself. mmonk Jul 2014 #14

Happy Sunday Morning libodem Jul 2014 #15

Yep. mmonk Jul 2014 #16

I found the God Particle Peace_maker Mar 2015 #17

To be honest, LWolf Sep 2016 #19