Science posits that existence is structured in such a way that it can be labeled, and that those labels can be used to manipulate existence for mankind's benefit. Further, it posits that those labels are extensible.
These are acts of faith, not reason. There is no reason to posit apriori that scientific research will yield results, or that the results will be good for people, other than that it has worked the way in the past.
That some would see this structure as a gift from a Creator is certainly understandable. I my view, problems have often occured in the past when some people have ascribed some of their more self concerned ideas and desires to this Creator.
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science is a religion, Gary
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- Bush loses remaining mind
- Scott's post on Space about God and Physicists reminded me of something
- Evolution.
- Gotta fall in with the "bad idea" crowd....
- Didn't Einstein say....
- re:Have you ever read the beginning of the Bible and
- Don't forget the Founding Fathers and Declaration of Independence
- BDS?
- What exactly is intelligent design?
- "Intelligent Design" is just "Creation Science" dressed up in a suit and tie. (n/t)
- Why is there this need for religion to masquerade as science?
- "Intelligent Design" is just "Creation Science" dressed up in a suit and tie. (n/t)
- Very BAD decision. (n/t)
- Were the universe intelligently designed..............
- re: Bush loses remaining mind
- Is anyone really surprised by this? (n/t)
- He's a very dangerous man
- This is one of the reasons why I'm still a Democrat
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