Science vs. Faith?
My friend Don McKinney sent me a link to this guys site, where an ad for a Jeep dealership offered some interesting comments on the differences between faith and science.
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Heh. Not sure what this has to do with Jeep dealerships, but the cartoon is a cute illustration of James 2.26.
An honest life of faith is full of feedback loops, including science if you think about it.
Posted by: Phil | 21 February 2007 at 08:23 PM