King Phenomenon
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Do you think science tries to explain God and the mysteries of life through subliminal messages in a similar way that religion might try to explain it?
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Subliminal?
- Thread starter King Phenomenon
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PoetPhilosopher
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Not really.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
King Phenomenon
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I guess you would have to ask the scientists that. Whether or not they tell you the truth is out of my hands.
Terry Sampson
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No.
King Phenomenon
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I have walked away from science and religion and formed my own opinions based on the science and religion that I have read. It doesn't say that that was the scientists intent. I'm just asking people's opinions about it
No. Science has no interest in any claimed god because no god belief us falsifiable
King Phenomenon
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Was Darwin a philosopher then? I'm not being sarcastic I'm being serious
King Phenomenon
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Well I guess Darwin wasn't really being subliminal in the first place so that's kind of a mute point
I don't even see the relevance of the question
Darwin was not particularly religious even though he believed in a god. He was well qualified in biology and geology.
His work on evolution was based on his observations and has mostly been validated.
King Phenomenon
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Yeah you may have missed the part where I was asking about the mysteries of life but I realize that Darwin wasn't subliminal like you have stated
Didn't miss is. You posted after i began to reply. Saw it after I'd posted and couldn't be bothered deleting post.
Daemon Sophic
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No.
Science does not try to explain the human concept of God. Rather it works to explain (as openly and plainly as possible) that which is real in the world/universe.
I should also point out that religion and the church’s attempts to explain God (or the divine of any form) are far from subliminal.
King Phenomenon
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So the church wants us to believe the Bible verbatim?No.
Science does not try to explain the human concept of God. Rather it works to explain (as openly and plainly as possible) that which is real in the world/universe.
I should also point out that religion and the church’s attempts to explain God (or the divine of any form) are far from subliminal.
Daemon Sophic
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Oh goodness no. That book (as with the Torah and the Quran, and just about any written religious manifesto) have far too many self-contradictions. Usually any church (we’ll discuss the Christian one here as you seem to be focusing on it) is a human construct founded upon a religion, but the instructions/teachings from the humans in the church are just their own personal (and ever changeable) opinions about what important takeaways they think that the followers/masses should be focusing on that week. They are not subliminal or even subtle about it.
I don't think science tries to explain the Gods through subliminal or direct messages. I think they are out to look for finding the answers to today's current questions: of which Gods really aren't a part of, for most. I also don't think religion uses subliminal messaging either, inasmuch as they use metaphor to create meaning.
Milton Platt
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Nope. I don't think science ever tries to explain any of the thousands of gods invented over time. Science is a collection of methodologies used to make sense of the world around us.