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Khandro - sorry! If only that were true! Oh what fun we could have.
Sadly, I have to admit to not knowing everything!
I have to do the book work and work it all out by myself.
Mr Degrasse Tyson misses an important point. The central role of love.
Selfishness broke this world and caused it to fall from grace, as told in the anecdotal story of Adam end Eve.
It needed fixing and only the God of love is capable of fixing it, Himself, and us with it.
True love is refined through suffering, burning away the ego and selfishness, and leaving only the refined pure love for God and for each other.
It is a process we are going through, and many will be rejected in the dross of the refining.
Bereavement, sickness, loneliness, victimhood, injustice, penury, affliction, conflict and wars, these are our natural condition to be endured, and to help others endure.
DeGrasse Tyson, for all of his scientific accomplishments is no philosopher of theologian, and uses only part of the multi faceted tool of reason to probe the evidence for God.
He has trapped himself in a straightjacket of empiricism, something that is quite common here on answerbank.
Like the skins on an onion, peel one away, and there's always another to be probed. So many people miss this, yet chime on about reason, and for good measure, logic, but keep on coming to the same conclusions.
Progress is not made, nothing is learned, and we take another turn around the mulberry bush.