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DAY STAR�S DISCUSSION KICKER OF THE WEEK:
| To Robert Jastrow, �the most
interesting result in all of science� is that the chain of cause and
effect in our universe can be traced back just so far before we come
to a sudden halt, a �curtain that can never be lifted.� This is
apparently where science ends and faith begins. The alternative
might be that, through science we could discover a purely natural
beginning for the universe, or that through science, we could
discover God. This last alternative is clearly absurd, which makes
us wonder if God has purposely set up the universe this way. Finding
God, then, is always an act of faith, or free will. Not irrational
faith, but not pure intellectual power, either. Otherwise, what kind
of justice would reward us eternally according to our ability to do
scientific research?
How much do you think science will ever be able to tell us about
the God or non-God behind this universe? If you don�t think that
science can enlighten us on the question now, then how else might a
person go about finding God?
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