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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]If you look through scientific advancements you will find many things discovered that were thought not to exist. We only know what we can perceive. It's entirely possible we are still missing the reality. It's not accurate to try to use science to pursue one's opinion while not allowing that we don't know everything and could be quite wrong. Or was the earth flat before science answered that question? Did the sun orbit the earth before science answered that question? Did microscopic entities not exist? Etc.LJS9502_basic
yes but science is all about finding the truth, the beliefs of science change with time according we go finding new things, but religion doesnt need that, according to religion you dont need science to find god, we dont have to fiund this other reality to find god, just by being here we should be able to communicate with him, and know him, isnt that what religion says? guess what no matter how hard you try you cant see, hear or in any way communicate with him other than people trying to see him in events that are not related to him.
Wasnt religion the one that said humans were the center of the universe? that it was blasphemy to say the earth was not the center of the universe? that big flood and volcan eruptions were the warth of god?
Science still cannot say something doesn't exist without evidence to that. And science evolves over time. The people in the ancient days did not have the knowledge. Which is true of us today. We do not know everything.i agree with you, no one can say it exists or doesnt exists 100%, our knowledge is still primitive i think compared with what we have to discover, BUT i cant go on saying santa exists without seeing him can i? and as i see it, you cant say something exists until you have any kind of evidence it does.
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