STEPHEN HAWKING AND GOD --- john lennox explains

[tokidoki_v2.0]

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diba this was the book where hawking started believing in god?

[findingmiming]

Unya kay kanang Term nga SALA lahi man ang meaning sa Atheist ug Theist... Debate lang ghapon paingon bisag mag inum pa

Mag inum nalang na way storyahay.

[defender_1611]

Mag inum nalang na way storyahay.

mabahaw atong laway ana hahaha abi pa lang mungol ug amang ta

[coolas]

uli sakos amo ha kaon kog bahaw.....kapoia

[wormwoods]

stephen hawking creates a false choice as it forces God and Science into a battle that does not really exist.

[android_james]

the nevery ending story este debate..

[wormwoods]

mao lagi part. mahuman lang ni kung moabot na either of these 2:

1) kung moabot na sa atua ang kamatayon
2) kung mahitabo na ang judgment sa ginoo.

[wormwoods]

a very nice point by alan schlemon

Hawking advances a view known as scientific determinism. This is the idea that everything in the universe – including human beings – is entirely physical. Human behavior and decisions are governed by the mechanical forces of physics and chemistry. In other words, human beings have no free will. Hawking writes,

“It is hard to imagine how free will can operate if our behavior is determined by physical law, so it seems that we are no more than biological machines and that free will is just an illusion.”

Hawking concludes that “human behavior is indeed determined by the laws of nature” and our actions are “as determined as the orbits of the planets.” That’s why our decisions are not rational, he explains.

If our actions are determined by physical laws, then Hawking’s actions are determined too. Deterministic forces act on all physical objects, even those as small as the neurons in Hawking’s brain. Every one of his thoughts, therefore, results from the collision of billions of atoms governed by mechanical forces. And though the interactions might be inconceivably complex, they are nonetheless determined and irrational by his own admission. Hawking is a biological machine – a deterministic box – without free will and reason to guide his decisions and ideas.

now i understand why hawking have come up with this idea.

[jonovanz]

join date may 2012.. hahaha! si marine77 ra japon ka..

adto nako..!

[wormwoods]

dumot jud nang imoha ni marine ha. sabton nalang na part.