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Budwick · 70-79, M
WILL SCIENCE DISPROVE GOD?
No.
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Kwek00 · 41-45, M
@Emosaur What would be the hypothesis and how would the measurement be made? How is science even going to begin to disprove or proof the excistence of annything that just excists in a piece of literature?
If someone makes a claim about a deity, then you can start figuring out if that claim is correct. But that's about it 🤷♂️
And even if you disprove that claim, then you still can't go for 100% certaintity that there is no being out there that might defeat our sense of logic and rationality. However, in what form that being might excist, we just don't know, because no claim on God has been proven to be right so far.
It's seriously not the task of Science to disprove God, the task of science is to prove something and if it can't then we can say that thing that was the subject of the research isn't valid
If someone makes a claim about a deity, then you can start figuring out if that claim is correct. But that's about it 🤷♂️
And even if you disprove that claim, then you still can't go for 100% certaintity that there is no being out there that might defeat our sense of logic and rationality. However, in what form that being might excist, we just don't know, because no claim on God has been proven to be right so far.
It's seriously not the task of Science to disprove God, the task of science is to prove something and if it can't then we can say that thing that was the subject of the research isn't valid
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Kwek00 · 41-45, M
@Emosaur Cause it's a God too Emo.
I only agree with Budwick on this one, because he didn't say more then he said. If you just look at his comment, he's right. When you start getting into specifics, he's wrong as ussual. But hey, throw the man a bone, this is the smartest thing he said in weeks... altough for the wrong reasons.
I only agree with Budwick on this one, because he didn't say more then he said. If you just look at his comment, he's right. When you start getting into specifics, he's wrong as ussual. But hey, throw the man a bone, this is the smartest thing he said in weeks... altough for the wrong reasons.
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