Today, I was planned my first reblog – but I messed it up – thus plan B – a link.
It’s been some time since I’ve written about the interchange between science and religion, but when I read Nancy’s post in late January, I knew this was reblog worthy. That’s where the mistake occurred because I was thinking I could save the reblog as a draft, then post. Wrong! It reblogged when I didn’t want it to causing me to delete the reblog that I didn’t want to do – so as far as WordPress is concerned, I’ve already reblogged her post.
When it comes to the interchange between science and religion, I am a self-taught observer on the subject, which is a story in itself that I’ve written about here somewhere in these pages. Like me, Nancy is a layperson interested in the topic, but I respectfully recognize Nancy as being higher up the knowledge ladder than I.
I encourage everyone to follow this link to read Nancy’s post. Feel free to comment there as well because Nancy replies to comments. Enjoy – and hopefully I will be successful in my next attempt at reblogging.
A Frank Angle 
Thank you, Frank, for sharing that. Nancy asks some very interesting questions. 🙂
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Robin,
Thanks for taking the time to visit Nancy … and thanks for visiting here and letting me know.
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Thanks for being so persistent in your reblogging attempt! and the kind words.
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Nancy,
And you are very welcome. After all, we have to spread the conversation with the hopes of others learning.
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Good luck with all your technical issues – technology is not a strong suit of mine for sure. Off to check out Nancy’s blog.
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Spiced,
Well … a think it was a first-time learning experience … so the next time will tell me how much I’ve learned. Thanks for visiting.
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Thanks for that great repost attempt/link. Don’t feel bad – I’m a trained and experienced programmer (mainframes), and these dang PCs drive me NUTS! 😀
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John,
Since it was the first attempt, I look at it as a learning experience. Of course how much I learned depends on the next time I try it! Thanks for the encouragement!
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will check out her blog! thanks for sharing!
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Mino,
Thanks for visiting here and I hope you read Nancy’s.
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Thanks Frank. Interesting conversation going on over there…
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Guapo,
The topic is both deeper and more complex than many realize – after all, (at least in my opinion), the concept of making a choice between the two is a popular misconception. Glad you visited Nancy and thanks for commenting here as well.
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Thanks for the link Frank. I will definitely check it out :).
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Kay,
Thinking and learning is always good, so thanks … and thanks for visiting!
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There’s a lot of stuff I still wish I knew.
Thanks for link though, it was an interesting
read. 😀
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Rastelly,
Welcome first-time commenter. The body of knowledge available to each of us is huge, and growing are a crazy rate – thus endless opportunities for us to learn and grow. To many, the science and religion debate is about one forcing to make a choice of one side or another, but there are many who don’t believe that. Unfortunately, that number is smaller than the one believing in forcing a choice. Glad to know that you enjoyed Nancy’s post. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
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Your welcome. Thanks
for stopping by. 🙂
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I checked it out…thanks. And thanks for the Idea you commented on Hysterical Raisins. Look for an aspirin between the knees drawing soon 🙂
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Hansi,
Your wit and wisdom through your words and images are outstanding – thus I look forward to it! Thanks for stopping by.
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Thank you for visiting my blog. I am glad to meet with you and with your blog. It would be nice to be your follower and also Thanks for introducing me this blog too. Science and Religion is a very interesting and also I think so popular subject in these days… With my love, nia
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Nia,
Welcome first-time commenter and thanks for the kind words. The Categories list shows that my posts cover a wide range of topics – including science and religion – and if you are interested in that topic, I invite you to see visit that category. One thing for sure, it is an interesting topic! Thanks for taking the time to stop by and I hope you return.
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Frank. Love the link to Nancy. Very thought provoking post. This is the comment I left on her blog:
Nancy, I jumped over from Frank’s blog. I really appreciate your post. It’s a conversation that Christians need to start having more and more, and louder and louder. I am a Christian and believe that science and the Bible go hand-in-hand: science tells us where, when, and how; the Bible tells us Who and why, and God created it all. I can’t imagine life without the glories of science that has been discovered and is yet to come. The Bible says we see through a very dark glass and I think that pertains to both science and the Bible. Without science, the Bible becomes a cartoonish fairy tale; without the Bible, science becomes a rudderless ship of ill-defined purpose and hopelessness. I think both are saying: stay tuned–all will be revealed!
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E-Tom,
Glad you enjoyed Nancy’s post. She doesn’t always write about science and religion, but it definitely is on your radar. Meanwhile, you and I both know the religious right speaks for all of us! … I couldn’t resist … 🙂 … Meanwhile, if you are interested, I have written more than a few posts on the subject. Here ya go ..
https://afrankangle.wordpress.com/category/religion-and-science/
Thanks for visiting!
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Hi,
I have read the post, and it was very well written. 🙂
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Mags,
And thanks for visiting both Nancy and I!
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Frank: On another subject. . .I just noticed your “Free Copyright” signature below. Can you tell me more about it? Would you suggest it? Is it really free?
Thanks. ET
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E-Tom,
Yes, it is free! http://myfreecopyright.com/
Once registered, you will receive an automatic email with your copyright registration number for each post. I simply file the email. Interestingly, I knowingly had one violator, which was easily resolved between myself and the other blog. Hope that helps.
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Thanks Frank. I really appreciate your help. I’ve had two violators (that I know of). One I resolved, the other one refused to respond. The worst of it was that she canabalized my post and reblogged only the parts she wanted to. Consequently, it was a disjointed mess and very disrespectful to me and the work. All the best.
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E-Tom,
That’s horrible … hopefully you can keep monitoring the person. Good luck.
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A very nice article. Thanks for your recommendation.
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Shimon,
Nancy does a very good job on the subject; plus she usually writes something that stimulates my thinking. Thanks for visiting.
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