The Stars Died So That You Could Be Here Today.


― Dr. Lawrence M. Krauss

What say you people?  Does Jesus get credit for dying for our sins or do the stars?


    1. True. Some of our hydrogen is not derived from stellar sources, since humans can generate hydrogen via other mechanisms but those molecules are made of elements and those elements are made from stars. So, you can just follow the regressive path back to sellar sources, one way or another.

      Jesus? That was just a tongue in cheek question, for fun.


  1. “What say you people? Does Jesus get credit for dying for our sins or do the stars?”

    I fail to see the connection between what the subscribers of your blog have to say as contingent to the lifecycle of stars that produce (and continue to produce) the prime elements found in the universe. If the personal beliefs of your regular readers unanimously assert Jesus died for our sins, how does this change the proof from repeated evidence showing the death of stars produces the necessary elements we know and depend upon today? For if God/Jesus claim to have created the universe (after the earth btw), why are stars still producing the prime elements that make up all living organisms? I thought God was done.

    To be clear, are you claiming that stars don’t explode, and that the various elements produced during different phases of a star’s lifecycle are false? Are you also saying the bible is more accurate in describing the celestial mechanics of stars and galaxies as mere points of light that can fall from the sky?

    Jesus gets credit for being roped into an unsustainable social construct — if he ever existed at all. That said, nothing suggested stars died for your sins, only that we all wouldn’t be here if it were not for the lifecycle of stars producing the elements we know of today.




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