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Does science believe in God ?

chinu

chinu

chinu
  • Finding God.
  • Finding the cause of creation.
My question to science is.. what’s the difference between ?

If there’s NO difference.
Than my question is.. does science believe in God ?
 
Thief

Thief

Rogue Theologian
do you mean to ask?
do scientists ....believe in God

some do

as a rogue theologian.....I believe in God
BECAUSE of science
 
Thief

Thief

Rogue Theologian
chinu said:
My question is for the some who don’t.

Why some don’t ?



Elaborate this please :)
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Cause and effect
the foundation of science

you have no experiment without that relationship

but in the case of believing in God.....
the experiment won't fit in the petri dish
and all you CAN do is think about it

and we have the Big Bang to consider
 
Bear Wild

Bear Wild

Well-Known Member
chinu said:
So, tell the difference between finding cause of creation vs finding God.
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It depends. If you are talking about a creation story then we are talking about myth, If you are talking about how life came to be on the Earth then you have the methodology of science that helps understand how nature works and our connection with it. If you are talking about a god or goddess then you are talking about a personal belief. Myths and personal beliefs cannot be tested with the scientific method. How nature works and how we came into existence and our relationship to the rest of life can be tested through science. Science has no place in understanding a god or goddess unless you see them as aspects of nature.
 
Valjean

Valjean

Veteran Member
Premium Member
chinu said:
What about scientists ? they are NOT methodology.
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chinu said:
Op asks the difference between, NOT the relationship between. :)
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Individual scientists believe what they will outside their discipline.
The OP? Science believes what it observes or finds evidence of. As soon as it finds evidence of God it'll believe in God.

Science has no reason to expect an invisible magician. So far it's never found magic to be the cause of anything. It works on the premise that there's a natural explanation for everything.
Science can't investigate the inexplicable. Magic is inexplicable.
 
chinu

chinu

chinu
Wild Fox said:
It depends. If you are talking about a creation story then we are talking about myth, If you are talking about how life came to be on the Earth then you have the methodology of science that helps understand how nature works and our connection with it. If you are talking about a god or goddess then you are talking about a personal belief. Myths and personal beliefs cannot be tested with the scientific method. How nature works and how we came into existence and our relationship to the rest of life can be tested through science. Science has no place in understanding a god or goddess unless you see them as aspects of nature.
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Please tell the difference between, NOT the relationship between.
 
chinu

chinu

chinu
Valjean said:
Individual scientists believe what they will outside their discipline.
The OP? Science believes what it observes or finds evidence of. As soon as it finds evidence of God it'll believe in God.

Science has no reason to expect an invisible magician. So far it's never found magic to be the cause of anything. It works on the premise that there's a natural explanation for everything.
Science can't investigate the inexplicable. Magic is inexplicable.
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NOT asking how science works.

My question is .. how science works differently on these two aspects ?

  • Finding God
  • Finding cause of creation
 
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