God versus science

Hi all, Read this on a reiki forum and thought it was funny as well as appropriate.
God is sitting in Heaven when a scientist says to Him, Lord, we don’t need
you anymore.
Science has finally figured out a way to create life out of nothing. In
other words, we can now do
what you did in the ‘beginning’."
“Oh, is that so? Tell me…” replies God.
"Well, " says the scientist, “we can take dirt and form it into the
likeness
of You and breathe life
into it, thus creating man.”
“Well, that’s interesting. Show Me.”
So the scientist bends down to the earth and starts to mold the soil.
“Oh no, no, no…” interrupts God,
“Get your own dirt.”
L&L
Dave
‘the mind can see further than the eyes’

That one I like :grin:
RICHARD

I saw a bumper sticker:
“Darwin Loves You”

“Oh no, no, no…” interrupts God,
“Get your own dirt.”

LOL! :grin: :grin: :grin: Very funny!
There’s a deeper message in there about a deeper vision which reconciles Science and Religion. If the essence of dirt is God (and it is), why are we imagining the guy with the beard as being in competition with the dirt for being considered The Cause?
All forms are made of the formless essence, no forms are supreme. The god sitting in his heaven is an imaginary transient formation of the supreme dirt, just as is the Scientist.
Pass the dirt. I’m hungry.

“Get your own dirt.”
My poor English doesn’t work for me here… What does dirt mean here? Faeces or what?

No, just earth, clay, mud. The idea is that the scientist is using real dirt, which is God’s dirt, which already has the divine potential for life. The scientist cannot do what God did in the beginning, despite what he says, because it is God’s dirt (and thereby God) which does the job.

ic… interesting. But it doesn’t make much sense for me. I guess this story has a Christian background in it, and in that story the mug become life only after God breath life into it…the difference between mug and life form is THE focus of God’s power, at least it is so traditionally.
Ok…story doesn’t have to make sense, anyway.

What makes sense about it is that God made life from nothing.
The scientist in the story is saying he can do the same thing, and yet he is starting with soil from the earth, which already has God in it because it is a creation of God.

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