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Apr 6th, 2011, 12:46 PM
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
Agreed. While some claim to marry faith and science, I believe they are as opposite as night and day.
In faith, you believe in the existence of something based on a feeling. Data and explanation are not required and quite often not desired.
In science, you prove theories with data and only once it cannot be disputed is it accepted as fact. Nothing "just is" in science - it all has a foundation on observed and measured phenomena.
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Apr 6th, 2011, 12:54 PM
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
 Originally Posted by Lord_Rat
Agreed. While some claim to marry faith and science, I believe they are as opposite as night and day.
In faith, you believe in the existence of something based on a feeling. Data and explanation are not required and quite often not desired.
In science, you prove theories with data and only once it cannot be disputed is it accepted as fact. Nothing "just is" in science - it all has a foundation on observed and measured phenomena.
and let's not forget all the things science agreed on in the past that no longer are accepted as valid. Ether for example.
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Apr 6th, 2011, 12:57 PM
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
Originally Posted by Lord Orwell
and let's not forget all the things science agreed on in the past that no longer are accepted as valid. Ether for example.
I don't think science EVER believed in ether. It has been a theory that fizzled out and died.
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