"That is called faith, something that science cannot change, and most likely cannot prove or disprove due to our flawed nature (Man is not perfect)."
To the contrary, I believe that science (the work of Bohr, Einstein, Heisenberg, et al. on quantum physics) *proves* the need for faith.
Faith is an integral part of the equation of life. Quantum physics suggests as much. God, in His brilliance, set it up that way.
I don't know about that. I think that Quantum physics leaves it open (wide open), but to prove it conclusively (especially to the secular population) is a bit of a stretch. Heisenberg's uncertantity principal does give a leg up to the arguement in my mind, but they won't listen to it, and just cite that God doesn't exist because of "X". The works of the Quamtum mechanics proved to many of them that God does exist, because they understood it, but to people who haven't studied it, or don't/can't understand it, the arguement is as meaningless to them as the Bible says God exists.
Like I said before, do I believe that God exists? Yes I do. And I do believe that Quantum mechanics as well as cosmology prove that there is more out there than meets the eye. It is just that the average secularist won't look at it, much like some of my hard core religous friends think that it is a sin for us to be in space, or even try to explain the Macro and Micro-cosm.
As much as I would like to stay here and discuss more, I need to go to work.....I have an education to finance (my own).