Quote Originally Posted by nightwatcher View Post
I believe that science can be wrong at times. Scientists, human as they are, are prone to making errors, no matter how good they are. The Bible, on the other hand, if only written, translated and understood correctly, as God intended it to be written, translated and understood, is a source of perfect knowledge. A lot of people think that the Bible is imperfect, and it is true only because the Bible as we have it right now, has been re-written many times, has been translated many times, by many different people, resulting to variances in meaning, and has been interpreted and understood by many different people in many different ways. The original text of the Bible was written by different prophets, in their own time, as dictated by God, through the spirit of prophecy, and as such, must be read and understood through the same spirit. In my opinion, no highly intellectual being can ever get the true meaning of what the Bible teaches, without the guidance of God himself, who is the true author. A simple man, with an education just enough to allow him to read, can understand the entirety of the Bible if guided by God.

So, can science and bible both be correct? my answer is both YES and NO. Yes and No because Science can teach correct ideas and principles, but not all the time. The bible, too, can give us correct knowledge, but only if it has been properly written, translated, interpreted and understood through the guidance of the Spirit, which is God, without which, contention, misconception, deception, confusion and misunderstanding will result.
You are truly enlightened and understand that which is found in the middle of science and biblical text; the information between an ancient history book and the modern yet young sciences. The problem is interpretations and agendas of those looking at the facts both sources. Most of the members do not have the ability to accept that truer fact contained from both. They are bias and too close minded to accept all possibilities. You can see the whole picture with half of your brain asleep.