paarsurrey
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Is faith the backbone of Science?
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No. Science uses the scientific method of repeated experimentation and observation to battle any use of faith. When a "scientific theory" is presented, scientists scramble to do their best to disprove it.Is faith the backbone of Science?
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Is faith the backbone of Science?
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Like heading into space without a spacesuit?Is faith the backbone of Science?
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Is faith the backbone of Science?
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Is faith the backbone of Science?
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Is faith the backbone of Science?
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A question that could only be asked by someone who has little idea of what science is, and how it works.Is faith the backbone of Science?
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In this particular case I'd call it trolling.A question that could only be asked by someone who has little idea of what science is, and how it works.
Hmm. I think some of that might have to do with the rise of the internet. Of course there are always going to be religious people against learning science (and even non religious people.) But there does seem to be this idea that because one can Google something, an expertise opinion is not more valid than that one Google search. I see it often with my peers, even though they're not dumb. They just tend to be more skeptical of expertise, which is fine to an extent. But when they just assume that because the information is so readily available they can become just as much an expert, well, yeah it becomes kind of a concern.A question that could only be asked by someone who has little idea of what science is, and how it works.
I've often been truly shocked, since I started visiting religious (and other "philosophical") web sites, at how very little science seems to have been taught to people in the world's schools systems. Nearly everything important in our world today is the result of science, and amazingly few people have any real understanding.
Hard to understand why we're failing so badly, really///
"repeated experimentation and observation to battle any use of faith."No. Science uses the scientific method of repeated experimentation and observation to battle any use of faith. When a "scientific theory" is presented, scientists scramble to do their best to disprove it.