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Physical & Life Sciences
Does Divine Revelation Trump Reason? Pressuppositionalism
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<blockquote data-quote="Lilandra" data-source="post: 60860174" data-attributes="member: 93927"><p>I will address this first...</p><p></p><p></p><p>Presupposing God did everything isnt a useful way to study our environment or make predictions about it. Say for example, a person lived their entire life in a well. Would positing that god created the well help them understand their environment. All that could be known is what can be observed in the well with what tools that could be developed. Perhaps, the person could infer and make a prediction that some of the elements for example present in the well exist outside the well too. Scientists term this uniformitarianism. But again you are limited to what can be observed in the well.</p><p></p><p>You can only build knowledge based on observation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lilandra, post: 60860174, member: 93927"] I will address this first... Presupposing God did everything isnt a useful way to study our environment or make predictions about it. Say for example, a person lived their entire life in a well. Would positing that god created the well help them understand their environment. All that could be known is what can be observed in the well with what tools that could be developed. Perhaps, the person could infer and make a prediction that some of the elements for example present in the well exist outside the well too. Scientists term this uniformitarianism. But again you are limited to what can be observed in the well. You can only build knowledge based on observation. [/QUOTE]
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