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Science cannot rule out the existence of God nor of fairies, although it is up to perceptible evidence to prove them.
Nor can science rule out love, poetry, art, justice, unicorns, “coolness”, beauty nor a host of other things, some of which are genuinely true and some false. In other words, science can’t prove nor disprove G-d. Because G-d is not beholden to, not subordinate to science. Science can only “rule out” things subject to its domain.Science cannot rule out the existence of God nor of fairies, although it is up to perceptible evidence to prove them.
Yes, it is about time that people stop trying to say that science has anything to say about the validity of G-d.And let us hope that no more will be said.
Of course. Neither science nor faith can rule out the existence of the Sun for example, because its existence and many of its characteristics have been proven by evidence.Nor can science rule out love, poetry, art, justice, unicorns, “coolness”, beauty nor a host of other things, some of which are genuinely true and some false.
Yes, it is about time that people stop trying to say that science has anything to say about the validity of G-d.
Yes, it is about time that people stop trying to say that science has anything to say about the validity of G-d.
...other than there is no evidence of him in this domain.
No “prove a negative” is required. No scientific proving of G-d at all is required. G-d is not subject to science. Ergo no scientific validation of G-d is needed. Acceptance, or not, of G-d is strictly a matter of faith. But logically accepting that G-d is not subject to science is useful and efficacious.If the discussion were only on that, there would not even
be a question let alone a discussion.
See "prove a negative". More news of the obvious.
What part of G-d is not subject to science ergo not evidence is needed don’t you understand? There is no scientific basis for requiring evidence for G-d....other than there is no evidence of him in this domain.
No “prove a negative” is required. No scientific proving of G-d at all is required. G-d is not subject to science. Ergo no scientific validation of G-d is needed. Acceptance, or not, of G-d is strictly a matter of faith. But logically accepting that G-d is not subject to science is useful and efficacious.
What I find useful is a logical rebuttal to demands for scientific evidence for G-d, to wit, none is needed.So you find news of the obvious useful. Terrif.
That is true only if you could predict when and where such changes would take place. Try again.
noCan Science Rule Out God?
Well, if we cannot ever detect the presence of a god, then why would the god matter to us at all? Even if it was doing something undetectable, we could simply ignore it.
A human being is living, as a self, after the life of an animal.I ran across this article in Scientific American. It is written by a past editor of the Magazine, who now writes fiction, and is suprised that the concept of of God keeps arising in his own books.
Can Science Rule Out God?
We must understand the laws of nature before we can deduce their origins
Can Science Rule Out God?