To: Fester Chugabrew
It is when it operates under the assumption that a supreme being is not, and will never be, under its purview. Any "supreme being" that comes under science's purview is not all that supreme. More like an "above average being" or "pretty good being".
791 posted on
01/05/2006 8:50:16 AM PST by
tortoise
(All these moments lost in time, like tears in the rain.)
To: tortoise
There is most likely no phenomenon, however normal or abnormal it may appear, that cannot be described by math or in human terms. How does this in any way render that phenomenon "natural" or "supernatural," and by extension scientifically accessible or not?
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