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A 3 page paper. The initial stimulus for the paper is a comment reported by Galileo: "the intention of the Holy Ghost is to teach us how one goes to heaven, not how heaven goes." The meaning of this statement is discussed in terms of Scripture versus Science. The essay also comments on some of Machiavelli's political writings. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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that the Bible intends to teach us morality and theology not science. This loose conclusion is based on Galileos previous paragraphs when he argues, partially, that scientists of the day
refused to accept new scientific discoveries, particularly those that had to do with astronomical ideas when they thought those ideas were contrary to their own interpretation of Scripture. This
statement is made after a discussion about where heaven is and what form or shape it is. Within this immediate discussion, Galileo argues that the Holy Ghosts main purpose is
to teach us how to attain our highest goal, which is salvation. However, the statement is not as much about the Holy Ghost as it is about the discourse of
the Bible or Scripture versus science. This debate and these heated discussions have existed for centuries. Galileo is telling both the Church and the Queen that they are separate and
that one should not be telling the other what to do or professing there is only one belief about certain things. It was his continued assaults against both what officials
in the Church proclaimed and the accepted academics proclaimed that would subsequently cause Galileos downfall. The first issue of Scripture versus Science begins at the beginning in Genesis and
the creation of the universe. Genesis says that at first the earth was covered by water. Scientists claimed, even at that time, the earth was initially a dry crusted ground
and water came later. As we all know, there are many theories about the origin of earth and of life but true or not, that does not mean Scripture is
wrong. Rev. Pat Robertson once said: "Genesis was never intended as a science textbook" (Schneider, 2008). Those who want to believe that all science is somewhere in
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