tern wrote:
Did he see any gravity? Any ultraviolet or infrared light? Any black holes?
He was only in space for about 15 minutes. All that crap is also either too far away to see with the naked or to small anyways. The only reason we no it's there is because we have thing very few Christians know about called a high-powered camera lens, let me slow that down for those who have never heard of such an amazing device: A-HI-POW!-ERD-CAM-ARE-A-LENS. Yeah with the Hubble, and a seven ton, 4.5 meter tall electron microscope with a zoom capability of up to 3.5 picometers (or a trillionth of a meter) we can see some amazing stuff. Still Most telescopes can only see about a quarter of our sky into space, and I think Billy Bob Thorton put it best: "...pardon my French, but it's a big f*****g sky." As for the infinitely small, our smallest unit of measuarment are Planck Units (or String I guess depending on your view of science).
Should all this matter in finding physical evidence of God? I don't it think it should, because the idea of god itself should not be considered a physical entity, just rather the cosmic pull of Humanity. If there really was some giant space being, or gnarly time traveler, whom altered the genes of apes to create a creature more like itself, then think said being is long gone and probably never coming back. All in all I personally believe one should perceive God, as a metaphor, or a set of guidelines to live your life. Don't pray, don't for hope God to make life better, cause I think in the end God would want to you to make your own life better.