Hi there,
So there is science and there is God, and most of the time, people try to separate the two, rather than specify a meaningful objectivity that allows science to be conducted without dictating the metaphysical to people who only want to be moral. But God is humble, and He forebears with scientists and believes alike, never really taking credit for anything, that men would suppose was valuable enough to sell or contemplate.
The question I have then, is: is there a purely theoretical reason, for humbling yourself? Is there something God knows scientifically, about the validity of His stance on the impartiality of truth (such that he does not comment on scientific proceedings)? Could science learn from this?
Thoughts?
So there is science and there is God, and most of the time, people try to separate the two, rather than specify a meaningful objectivity that allows science to be conducted without dictating the metaphysical to people who only want to be moral. But God is humble, and He forebears with scientists and believes alike, never really taking credit for anything, that men would suppose was valuable enough to sell or contemplate.
The question I have then, is: is there a purely theoretical reason, for humbling yourself? Is there something God knows scientifically, about the validity of His stance on the impartiality of truth (such that he does not comment on scientific proceedings)? Could science learn from this?
Thoughts?
