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To: jwalsh07

"Science is the search for knowledge."

About the natural world.


205 posted on 01/03/2006 5:31:44 PM PST by CarolinaGuitarman ("There is grandeur in this view of life...")
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To: CarolinaGuitarman

Suppose for the sake of argument that A) God exists and B) the theory of evolution is correct. Would it be appropriate in science class in a public school to suggest that God caused evolution to occur? Or would it be mandatory that evolution be described as happening due to totally natural processes which God had nothing to do with, and which would have occurred exactly the same way whether God exists or not?

This is hypothetical, as noted.


211 posted on 01/03/2006 5:37:08 PM PST by puroresu (Conservatism is an observation; Liberalism is an ideology)
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To: CarolinaGuitarman
About the natural world.

Scientia means knowledge, not nature. I'm well aware of the limits science has placed on the search for knowledge however.

212 posted on 01/03/2006 5:37:24 PM PST by jwalsh07
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To: CarolinaGuitarman

I think I would modify that to "objective knowledge".


216 posted on 01/03/2006 5:39:07 PM PST by furball4paws (The new elixir of life - dehydrated toad urine.)
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