Star Traveler

I'm glad to see there are Christians that love MLP. "To consider all things not possible is ignorance to God's vast universal creation. He has laid before us the entirety of the stars and within them many riddles for us to discover that we may marvel at those riddles." Unknown quote. I've been on here for a while and haven't noticed that Christians were on the site. I consider myself an unofficial scientist. Am I an atheist because I consider myself a scientist? NO! God is the reason I'm so interested in science. To gaze upon the vastness of our universe alone is enough proof of our Savior. He Is Fact. I believe that science is a gift by God that we may unravel the riddles that he has set throughout universe for us to discover. Common science today seeks to destroy God. This is in par to ignorant people who try to patent their own opinions as to where we originate from. In science there is no opinion of any man, only fact and theory. Even so, theory is neither fact nor fake, but a possibility. The fact that we have to hypothesize and develop theories to our universe is all the more evidence that God Exists because man will never hope to possess the comprehension of our universe. The edge of our observable universe is approximately 13.7 billion light years across. The fact that we can't see beyond that point means that we can't understand what is beyond that point, therefore being indicative that we can't understand the vastness of our Savior. The atheist scientists that observe our universe have been looking at pure factual evidence ever since. Moreover, they're too occupied to even study the Bible which is also not only evidence, but fact. I truly believe that many people will be surprised to find out that God Is Real when His Great New Jerusalem appears on the horizon. However, I can't persecute them for their choice, as we were all given free will. As for me, I know that Earth is not my final destination. God Be with you all.

Boops Breite on the nose, then boops the bomb on the warhead. This happens.