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On 12/14/24 8:23 AM, DB Cates wrote:On 2024-12-14 6:04 a.m., MarkE wrote:If it's explainable, there's little difference between invoking god(s)
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>For argument's sake, let's say that is true.
Christian de Duve put it this way: "Science is based on the working
hypothesis that things are naturally explainable. This may or may not
be true. But the only way to find out is to make every possible effort
to explain things naturally. Only if one fails - assuming failure can
ever be definitely established - would be entitled to state that what
one is studying is not naturally explainable."
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That seems close what to what I'm proposing. Thoughts?
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Now, how do you get from 'OoL is supernatural' to the Christian god or
indeed any god at all? I suppose we could call it the 'god of OoL' but
now what else do we know about this 'god'?
or looking for natural causes. Many scientists believe in god, and
you're in good company with Issac Newton, probably the best physicist
who ever lived. He explained things that many believed inexplicable.
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