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7:55 pm - 03/02/2012

Miley disses Jesus, Christians outraged

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Twitter may be a direct way to communicate with fan but it can also get you in hot water when you are considered a teen role model, like Miley Cyrus. The singer is getting into some scalding hot water with Christians over an image she tweeted baring quotes from a scientist.

With millions of young, impressionable followers, Cyrus tweeted what can be construed as controversial quotes from a theoretical physicist who favors science over religion. Keep in mind that Miss Miley was raised a Christian, which turns this into Christian right wing scandal.

Cyrus tweeted quotes from Lawrence Krauss, which essentially proclaim that humans are all stardust created from atoms of many stars that exploded in the universe. Well, that's at odds with Christian teachings that God created everything in his image and likeness. It's certainly a controversial theory for those with Christian beliefs. Krauss also says, "Forget Jesus, stars died so that you could live."

It's truly a polarizing series of statements for Christians and people of faith and is already causing a stir among the Christian right wing.

Why Cyrus shared these quotes and if they reflect her personal beliefs is not immediately known.

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swissbeauty23 3rd-Mar-2012 03:05 am (UTC)
ID is essentially a fancy term for creationism though

i think you might have an idea that's different from it? tbh it sounds like you have your own unique ideas

i'm curious to hear them!
__likeamagazine 3rd-Mar-2012 03:14 am (UTC)
Creationism, as I understand it, refers specifically to the Genesis story from the Christian bible. ID refers to some intelligent entity creating the universe, but doesn't necessary include that figure being a deity or having a continued presence/influence on the universe.

Just based on the comments here, this seems not to be how people generally think of the two terms. But even the simple dictionary.com definitions of them differentiate them that way.

It's semantics though, because they do get used interchangeably by most.
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