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Group: alt.god · Group Profile · Search for Ledderman in alt.god
Author: EskWIRED
Date: Jul 9, 2008 09:15
..."? Or is hoyle an exception to the rule? Though he doesn't go so far as to declare, "God," he does now concede that there has to be "god" in the equation. Leon Ledderman, an atheistic Jew, and yet another Nobel laureate, had to concede to there being some kind of "God Particle," that being the title of his book. These are interesting hypotheses. Have they been proven...
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Group: alt.god · Group Profile · Search for Ledderman in alt.god
Author: SkyEyes
Date: Jul 8, 2008 13:09
..._Darwin's Dangerous Idea_ for an exhaustive explanation of this concept.) <Snip> В Leon Ledderman, an atheistic Jew, and yet another Nobel laureate, had to concede to ...is a particle that gives us insight to another level of physic. If Ledderman actually thought the particle was supernatural and pointed to a god, then Ledderman wouldn't continue to be an atheist, would he? ...
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Group: alt.god · Group Profile · Search for Ledderman in alt.god
Author: lsenders
Date: Jul 7, 2008 14:51
... probability being the causality of this complex yet ordered universe. Though he doesn't go so far as to declare, "God," he does now concede that there has to be "god" in the equation. Leon Ledderman, an atheistic Jew, and yet another Nobel laureate, had to concede to there being some kind of "God Particle," that being the title of his book. ; it is no evidence of your transcendent ...
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