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Why would you reduce God to such a level that having the simple ability to manipulate molecules and electrons would give man the ability to surpass God?
Didn't people say similar things about flying before the Wright brothers sent us into the skies?
God gave man a mind that wonders, and asks the question, 'what if?'.
Nanotechnology is only the tip of the iceberg...as was the invention of the wheel. There is so much more...
In my humble opinion, God is SO much greater than anything we can fathom in our physical universe...above the 28+ dimensions that multi-dimensional physicists now theorize about; above the limitations of the physical universe; above time and above space; above all...
Why should something like nanotechnology give man anything close to equallity to God? The fact is, that it won't. The issue here is more about man's ego and man's fear of the unknown.
by: Dave
Posted on 2011-03-28 19:52:26
To Dave:
You ask, "Why would you reduce God to such a level that having the simple ability to manipulate molecules and electrons would give man the ability to surpass God?" Dave, in what part of the article is God being reduced and where does it say that man has or ever will have the ability to surpass God? In the 3rd paragraph under the heading: What Is Nanotechnology? it reads, "...Do some scientists desire to attain total independence from God and even surpass him through various technologies such as virtual reality, genetic engineering, and nanotechnology?" How does this true statement of man's DESIRES to surpass God translate to saying that such desires will actually be fulfilled? It doesn't. In fact, the wisdom and sovereignty of God over man is repeatedly emphasized throughout the read when we make statements such as, "God spoke atoms into creation, yet scientists can barely manipulate them at the molecular level." Do you see God or man being glorified here? You attempt to defend something that has not been attacked--the glory of God, which shines in the true statements throughout the article. Again, there is not one single statement in this article that says that man can surpass God. It makes mention of man's DESIRE to surpass God. There's a big difference.
by: Heavenly Manna
Posted on 2011-03-28 20:48:04
What's so wrong with anyone other than God creating life? No, that's not a rhetorical question. I want an answer.
For your information, I never ask God rhetorical questions. They always expect answers. Even if they sound rhetorical like "What's so wrong with X"... They STILL expect answers from a pastor or God.
In my opinion, it's not (at least it shouldn't be) about that God hates it, it's about what's so bad about it that God hates. What's so bad about it that God hates?
by: Jonathan Dahlin
Posted on 2018-10-28 12:33:33
To Mr. Dahlin:
You ask, "What's so wrong with anyone other than God creating life?" First, no one would ask such a question were he in the knowledge of a very basic scientific principle: Matter can neither be created nor destroyed. NO ONE but God can create life. Therefore, it does not make sense to question what is impossible. What's more is that the Bible, in Ecclesiastes 3:14, had already told man that he cannot create or destroy anything.
by: Heavenly Manna
Posted on 2018-10-28 15:05:57
Nanotechnology is so much more than creating and manipulating life at a molecular level. It is true that some people think they can create and manipulate living organisms, but not only are we nowhere close to this advancement but this is not the sole purpose of nanotechnology. There are many beautiful and useful ways nanotechnology can and is being used for good. To call an entire science satanically inspired because of a meer idea involving it is absurd. People will always think they can surpass God. We have seen this throughout history. This is not a new notion and it is not directly connected with a specific field like nanotechnology. We are made in God's image, and his creations are our building blocks and inspiration for everything we have made throughout the years. I think it is possible to bask in his creation and explore it to it's limits without assuming the place of the almighty creator. God's eternal power goes far beyond the physical. Our bodies and physical state are not what defines us. It is our soul that is the very essence of us and it is there where we should dwell. I think it is good to question everything including a science like nanotechnology that is being widely accepted. But we should also keep our hearts open to new things and look to God to show us what is right. Please respond to this. I would like to know your thoughts. (:
by: Raphael Mendies
Posted on 2021-05-06 22:18:21
To: Raphael Mendies
God called all that He made very good...not just good, but VERY good (Genesis 1:31). That tells us that all the atoms and molecules in their original state as God made them are very good. Do we change what God called very good, and continue to call what we've changed good? No. That is not submission to the way God created things. Good intentions can be evil without the person realizing it. we read, "But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get thee behind me, Satan: thou art an offence unto me: for thou savourest not the things that be of God, but those that be of men" (Matthew 16:23). Peter meant no harm. The Bible says he loved Jesus. Nevertheless, his words were satanically inspired. Scientists need to leave God's molecules alone, no matter what they think their intentions are.
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by: Heavenly Manna
Posted on 2021-05-07 02:30:32
My question is, can we as a Christian take medication engineered or produce with nanotechnology?
by: Mary olu
Posted on 2023-03-26 06:56:18
Dear Ms. Olu:
Because HeavenlyManna.net does not dispense medical advice, we must limit our response to the following:
The above content reflects the views of some of the team members of HeavenlyManna.net toward nanotechnology based on what is clearly revealed in the Scriptures, which are freely available for all to read, and make their own decisions regarding the use of medications engineered with nanotechnology.
Our content in Physical/Mental Health and Wellness offers information based on personal experiences with all natural medicines. Those experiences cover a range from bronchitis to tumors. Those members of the team have made the personal decision to use herbs in their natural form (bulk), and organically grown or wild crafted to recover from health problems. Why have some made that decision? Because side effects from genetically engineered foods and medicines can be fatal. Heirloom herbs and foods are those foods that have not been altered by man. They are in the state the Creator made them. And in that state, He called them good. Those members found that learning to use herbs properly instead of taking unnatural medicines produced in a laboratory was the best decision for their health, and is in agreement with their belief in the Scriptures. Sharing personal experiences does not equate to prescribing herbal treatments.
by: Heavenly Manna
Posted on 2023-03-30 01:19:30
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