No. Only that religious faith and scientific belief are two entirely different outlooks.
Science invites skepticism. I don’t have faith in any scientific explanation and none is required. I accept those explanations that seem reasonable at the time and am not troubled when those that are false or inadequate are overturned or modified.
Faith, however is not skeptical in any way. One can only know the grace of God individually. That knowledge cannot be demonstrated scientifically. The knowledge of God moving in one’s life has an immanent quality, not open to the scientific method.
The true knowledge of being saved by Christ is not reading the Bible, it is an enveloping experience that changes one’s mind in a profound manner that has nothing to do with how many animals may or may not have been on the ark.
“Science invites skepticism.”
LOL!!!
The algoreacle declared the debate was over. And he’s got scientists in his pocket who agree with him.
Science is no less immune to being hijcked by godless liberals than anything (and everything) else!
I’m skeptical about multiverse theory along with string and membrane theory...but funny how those theories fly under the radar.
Hardly. Just be skeptical of the ToE or the HIV/AIDS connection and see where it gets you.