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As I sit on the epistemological fence and contemplate my own subjective perception about religious truth, I also contemplate on my own subjective perception about science and science's place in how I might further orient a reflexive contemplation about my religious truth. And I ask myself, "Self, how much does science count for or against my faith, and even if it does, why should I allow it to?"
Although I don't think I can ever really wax with much authority on such matters, I will say that I often do think that my philosophical subjectivity, however rational it may or may not be, incorporates a perception and a handling of my own Christian faith which is somewhat "Green" in its tone and temper. Or rather, I might say that I think [physicist] Brian Greene makes some good points ... about science, religion, and when making a quip or two about present politics.
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Please discuss and comment upon what Brian Greene shares and how you think any of what he says, or even what Richard Dawkins says, should provide a litmus test for us (or me) to construct our (my) religious views!
Although I don't think I can ever really wax with much authority on such matters, I will say that I often do think that my philosophical subjectivity, however rational it may or may not be, incorporates a perception and a handling of my own Christian faith which is somewhat "Green" in its tone and temper. Or rather, I might say that I think [physicist] Brian Greene makes some good points ... about science, religion, and when making a quip or two about present politics.
Please discuss and comment upon what Brian Greene shares and how you think any of what he says, or even what Richard Dawkins says, should provide a litmus test for us (or me) to construct our (my) religious views!
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