Spiderman
Veteran Member
Can we scientifically prove that justice exists? How would you prove that?
Can science verify what is and is not loving and compassionate? (For instance, Trump's ban on immigration could be interpreted as ugly hatred. However, if he does indeed keep a threat out of America, that could be the loving compassionate thing for the people who would rather not be living around what they perceive to be a threat to the liberties, faith, lack of faith, ethics, women's equality, or virtues and morals they cherish.)
I'm assuming very intelligent educated scientists from Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, or North Korea, would have a very different idea on average than Scientists in America about what love, compassion, and justice really are. How do we determine who is right? So, if it can't be proven scientifically, where do you turn?
Can science verify what is and is not loving and compassionate? (For instance, Trump's ban on immigration could be interpreted as ugly hatred. However, if he does indeed keep a threat out of America, that could be the loving compassionate thing for the people who would rather not be living around what they perceive to be a threat to the liberties, faith, lack of faith, ethics, women's equality, or virtues and morals they cherish.)
I'm assuming very intelligent educated scientists from Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, or North Korea, would have a very different idea on average than Scientists in America about what love, compassion, and justice really are. How do we determine who is right? So, if it can't be proven scientifically, where do you turn?
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