Science and Christianity mutually exclusive?

[pynchonoid]

I thought the point was obvious and I'm sorry you
didn't make the connection:  I posted news of
scientific research at a Christian university. 
Obviously, science and Christianity aren't mutually
exclusive at Texas Christian University.

Beyond this particular institution, a serious effort
is underway to find and explore truths common to both
science and Christianity, as well as other faith
traditions. 

It could be argued that Science and Christianity are
not mutually exclusive in Pynchon's work, either,
where they co-exist as belief systems subject to human
error, cultural conditioning, and other causes of
tunnel vision, in texts that generally refuse to value
one belief system more highly than the other; see
especially Gravity's Rainbow and Mason & Dixon. 

By the way, with your continuing hostility to my
posts, plus your references to Louisiana and
architecture, you sound even more familiar, "Ghetta". 



>[snip of lots of stuff having nothing to do with >the
subject line above]

>If you had a point to make it surely wasn't made >for
you by the links you 
>supplied.

>Ghetta

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