God & Science (God, verse, Articles, Zen)

[zenzero]

Friends,
The posts have been really interesting reading.
This can be said that it is our MIND that studies [science] and when that very Mind is transended / stilled does the god is realised. So this mind cannot study that god concept though it [mind] has conceptualised this what we call god.
Love & rgds

[Heneni]

According to Newton, there is a force of attraction between any two bodies that have matter/mass. In other words, you and your computer are attracting each other.

The reason you dont see your computer coming towards you is because its mass is too small for you to feel the effect.

The force with which the apple is attracted towards the earth, is the same force with which the earth is attracted towards the apple. Once again NEWTON.

The microscope that we must use to prove the IDEA of God, is your spirit.

Heneni

[Heneni]

And since we all have a spirit, we all have a microscope, and you are not suppose to rely on science to prove the existance of god, since you have your own microscope.

Heneni

[Super Universe]

Originally Posted by gnostic

Actually they do know how gravity works.

Mass.

It is all related to mass.

Gravity seems to be related to mass but it might be caused by another force and this other force might be exactly what creates mass as well.

Think of it this way, does heat come from light? It would seem so since the sun's rays produce both but they are different frequencies of the same energy. Gravity and matter might be differing frequencies of the same string energy.

[Scott1]

Originally Posted by gnostic

Actually they do know how gravity works.

I misspoke.... maybe this will help:

"Gravitation" is a general term describing the attractive influence that all objects with mass exert on each other, while "gravity" specifically refers to a force that is supposed in some theories (such as Newton's) to be the cause of this attraction."
Gravitation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Science can only study the EFFECTS gravitation plays on OTHER objects, they can not study "gravity" itself.... right?

[Troublemane]

are thoughts separate from the thing being thought about, if the mind that is thinking them is itself part of the thing being thought about?


P.S---to know what i think about it, read my tag line below

[Jeremiah]

Originally Posted by Scott1

I misspoke.... maybe this will help:


Science can only study the EFFECTS gravitation plays on OTHER objects, they can not study "gravity" itself.... right?

Regardless gravity still has some empirical evidence as to it existence. I can drop a ball and watch it fall to the ground. This is empirical evidence that there is a something there. God has no empirical evidence that we can use to prove God's existence. Therefor they are view in different lights. God being a object of supernatural study and gravity being a object of scientific study.

[Scott1]

Originally Posted by Jeremiah

Regardless gravity still has some empirical evidence as to it existence. I can drop a ball and watch it fall to the ground. This is empirical evidence that there is a something there. God has no empirical evidence that we can use to prove God's existence. Therefor they are view in different lights. God being a object of supernatural study and gravity being a object of scientific study.

Did I say anything about God? I'm talking about gravity....

[Tau]

Originally Posted by YmirGF

Within the narrow confines of the assertion, it is, however science is about understanding physical reality. God, being an idea, falls outside the jurisdiction of science as ideas cannot truly be scrutinized like a lab rat or a distant star.

For now.

[Jeremiah]

Originally Posted by Scott1