Science is At It Again

Two things recently in the news have inspired me to post -- yet again -- about the evils of science. The first is the new "trauma pill" scientists have taken upon themselves to invent. In all his glory, God chose to give us humans a wide range of emotions, pleasures and pains to experience, such that we are blessed with a rich, fulfilling life. Of course, in this experience, most of us are destined to have some sort of tragedy affect us, some of us will get depressed, enraged, etc.; and while it is no doubt sad when one of us experiences emotions like this, it is a necessary part of life that makes it so beautiful. So of course scientists, under the spell of the devil, are seeking to labotamize the human experience. First, they invented anti-depressants in an attempt to make people happy all the time. Now they're on their way to inventing the anti-trauma pill, thus making it impossible for people to experience any negative emotion from traumatic events. This is surely evil, and anyone who uses any of these pills is condemned to an eternity of pain to be administered by Satan. God means for horrible things to happen to us, just as He means for the miraculous to touch many of our lives. Erasing the effects of what we experience is simply a way of cutting God out of our lives chemically. The widespread use of these drugs is really no better than removing references to Jesus from schools and courtrooms. If scientists continue along this path, I propose that the research and development wing of Jesus Loves Everything Superstores invent a trauma pill to be administered to scientists and their followers that will make them relive, over and over again, some traumatic experience, like their children dying.

The other scientific "advancement" that has recently troubled me is the so-called return to earth of this Stardust Probe. Now let it be known that I highly doubt man has ever been to space and believe that all of our claims to have visited the moon, explored mars with robots, etc., etc. are hogwash, lies invented by scientists to wow the population into believing there is no God other than science. But let's just say we have sent a spacecraft to collect "dust" from way out in "space." Should we really trust scientists with what they could potentially be bringing back to earth? How do we know that what scientists have brought back isn't really a kidnapped angel? Or how do we know our attempts to explore heaven haven't so angered God He didn't decide to give this spacecraft an evil mother brain to bring back to earth? For angels, God and heaven are what really exist in outerspace. I am willing to allow that we have been to space/heaven, but only if we received this technology from the Devil. This is surely an offense to God.