• Linkerbaan@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I was certainly not referring to our past scientific understanding you are right about that.

    If you are referring to our future scientific understanding, I did not expect you to solve the time problem so soon. Congratulations.

    Now if you could present this future-knowledge to me, of which your faith seems to be unwavering. I would love to see it…

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      1 year ago

      until gods talks to everyone he doesn’t exist in my mind. so giving any kind of importance to the concept of god or what comes of it is not really in my personal belief system. hope you respect at least that about me. that my belief is as valid as yours, the same way i accept your beliefs as valid mine in this god subject. after all according to your beliefs my beliefs are the creation of god therefore divine.

      about the rest, the scientific method is time proofed, as you can see by the lovely tech you are using, created using it. also time-space is a human invention, once you understand that you’ll understand why there will be a time where that concept will lose importance just like the concept of god and all its ramifications.

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        1 year ago

        Of course I respect your choice not to adhere to a religion. I was just trying to give you some insight into the theological perspectives.

        If science manages to change all these laws of physics that have remained virtually unchanged since the 1900s and prove how the universe was created without god I’m sure many theists will leave their religion.

        Until that moment, having an explanation of how the universe came to be by means of theism remains a preferable option for many.