Could this prove the existence of a God???
Possibly a deist god?
Please note, I am not saying that this does prove a god, I am simply asking a question. I am concerned about this particle being referred to as "The God Particle".
Why is it called The God Particle? Is this an attempt to be very misleading or is there some other reason it was called this?
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Permalink Reply by Unseen on -
The laws of science tell us that everything has a beginning. Information cannot come from non-information or life from non-life.
Which particular laws are those? None are coming immediately to mind.
If life cannot come from non-life, then explain how any life exists!
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Permalink Reply by Heather Spoonheim on -
So you can follow evidence after all, :D
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Permalink Reply by archaeopteryx on -
As zingers go Heather, you outdid yourself --
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Permalink Reply by Karen Lollis on -
What? Why why why would this have anything to do with the existence of a god? Seriously. Why?
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Permalink Reply by Keith Murphy on -
They are calling it "The God Particle". I'm not saying that it is, but I'm trying to understand why it would be called this.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Lollis on
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Oh - well - in that case ... If the 'God particle' proves the existence of God, then the planet Neptune proves the existence of the Roman god of the seas. It's just a nickname - and a bad one.
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Permalink Reply by archaeopteryx on
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Karen - You're gonna be SO sorry - Jupiter, aka, Zeus Pater (Zeus the Father) gets really pissed when you pass him over to acknowledge old FishFace --
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Permalink Reply by Karen Lollis on
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I'm a native (and currently displaced) Seattlite, which makes me a Mariners-Seahawks-Sounders fan. *sigh* So, naturally, I went for the water guy.
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Permalink Reply by John Kelly on -
There's nothing like the Puget Sound. It has that effect on people.
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Permalink Reply by archaeopteryx on
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Jupiter will get you for that --
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Permalink Reply by Ishan Saksena on -
It was originally called 'the Goddamn particle' in the book by Leon Lederman(now a nobel laureate ) in the book titled the same, it was changed to 'the God particle' by the editors of the same book and the name stuck.
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