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A fairy tale: God created all that exists (Part II)

P or other hand we have to Collins, who warns against the tendency of some believers to meet with God in the gaps or deficiencies found in the explanation of the scientific and human, and he gives the solution a shift of 360 degrees. To Colllins, the affirmation of God does not emerge in a vacuum, but on the contrary, the positive, the fullness of reality, consider the wondrous perfection of the human genome text.

Regarding the origin of the universe, after reviewing the findings of Einstein, and the work Rudherford Hawking A Brief History of Time, Collins refers to the Big Bang theory and its implications: "At the beginning of the twentieth century most scientists assumed a universe with no beginning or end." Physicists agree that "the universe began as an infinitely dense point and no measure of pure energy, which then expanded in the Big Bang to the present state.

However, the Big Bang cries out for a divine explanation. He demands the conclusion that nature has a definite beginning, "I can see how nature could have created itself. Only a supernatural force that is outside of space and time could have done that. But what the rest of creation?. Collins recalls that from the standpoint of faith, Pius XII was a strong supporter of the Big Bang theory, even before its scientific foundations had been well established, as stated in his Address to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences in 1951 . Whether Dawkins

to Collins, the Darwinian theory of species evolution provides an adequate explanation of the origin of life. Dawkins just that this scientific achievement would not be acceptable to religious faith seem incompatible with the affirmation of a creator God, while for Collins that evolution is perfectly compatible with it.

In this sense it seems that Collins needs a reaffirmation of faith to not fathom God the Creator, which he does not mention is that God is concerned: At the Catholic, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, etc. His statements, devoid of meaning and credibility when it speaks of God as one and as unique, thus ignoring the many religions and creation stories, thus making us a safer Dawkins, more reasonable and scientific.

is clear that science and faith will never agree, nor is it implied a need to elucidate a reasonable question. Nor is it logical to try to relate to God in scientific matters, such as the human genome, and that Collins intended to refer to this code as a deed of faith, which lacks all logical reasoning.

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