Conservation of Angular Momentum

[Sigurd]

I spoke with a mentor of mine, a strong Christian follower. Devotes his life to it. And he explains that science can't be completely wrong. He believes in a God induced Big Bang. Thus I have taken that idea into much consideration.
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My understanding of science and religion has grown exponentially and thus I have decided that believing in both my modern man's view of creation as well as the way of the biblical creation could actually correspond.

I'll tell you what Zain, In every denomination of Christianity there are principles that saves and there are principles that don't. I don't know which you follow, but common for most of them is the saving principle of faith in the Lord Jesus. There are some other common principles and required ordinances like baptism and following Christ's example of being an philanthropist.

It shouldn't matter if you believe the earth was created in 6 days, 6000 years or 6 periods of billions of years. It is not a saving principle. Likewise Evolution, The Flood and the Big Bang. They are not saving principles and thus not worth your time. You can engage in discussions concerning these matters, but your faith doesn't stand or fall with e.g. Evolution. Perhaps God used evolution to develop humanity or he didn't - It shouldn't matter as you and the Christian world's salvation does not depend on this theory/scientific fact being a universal truth.

IMO there should be one faith - the faith that saves. The Christian world should shed the bickering and petty disagreements that has led to a diversity of 35 000 different Christian denominations and unite under one Christ.
They should tolerate the small differences in doctrinal beliefs - which in the Big picture does not matter anyway.

my 2 Agnostic cents.