Quantum Windbag
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Which theory of gravity are you talking about?
Is OohPooPahDoo baby talk for I am the world's biggest idiot?
Einstein's gravity doesn't show any such thing. His General Theory of Relativity, of which his theory of gravity is a part, theorizes that space-time curves in a gravity field. Not sure how that would blow God out of the water, but feel free to make a fool out of yourself in trying to explain it.
In the meantime I will simply smirk because I can point to people who are a lot smarter than you, or even me, who have never tried to argue that this disproves God. One of them happens to be Albert Einstein.
Is OohPooPahDoo baby talk for I am the world's biggest idiot?
Why do anti-science religionists never question the theory of gravity? Seriously, our current theory of gravity is far more God destroying than evolution or the big bang theory ever could have been! Einstein's gravity shows us that the concepts of an absolute time and space are false, that the measurement of these very basic quantities changes depending on how the observer's space-time is warped by matter - there is no preferred reference frame! Doens't that just blow God out of the water? Yet I rarely see the anti-scientist religionists attacking the theory of gravity!
why?
Einstein's gravity doesn't show any such thing. His General Theory of Relativity, of which his theory of gravity is a part, theorizes that space-time curves in a gravity field. Not sure how that would blow God out of the water, but feel free to make a fool out of yourself in trying to explain it.
In the meantime I will simply smirk because I can point to people who are a lot smarter than you, or even me, who have never tried to argue that this disproves God. One of them happens to be Albert Einstein.