I have no issue with scientific discovery of the universe, inasmuch as it falls within our duty to understand the works of God in Creation.
That being said, I think that the heavens declare the glory of God and that Earth and the life that inhabits it is a unique and miraculous one-time occurrence created through and for the work of Christ as Savior and Judge.
This video is a good watch to get an idea of things that shape my thinking, scientifically (and just to clarify - this is substantiation for my theology, whereas Scripture is the foundation).
Here is another great article that frames a good approach to understanding and skepticism of "scientific" claims around extraterrestrial life.
Here is another one from 2007 when yet another planet was announced.Thursday, July 23, 2015
Why you should be skeptical of extraterrestrial life claims as a Biblical Christian
I have no issue with scientific discovery of the universe, inasmuch as it falls within our duty to understand the works of God in Creation.
That being said, I think that the heavens declare the glory of God and that Earth and the life that inhabits it is a unique and miraculous one-time occurrence created through and for the work of Christ as Savior and Judge.
This video is a good watch to get an idea of things that shape my thinking, scientifically (and just to clarify - this is substantiation for my theology, whereas Scripture is the foundation).
Here is another great article that frames a good approach to understanding and skepticism of "scientific" claims around extraterrestrial life.
Here is another one from 2007 when yet another planet was announced.
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