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Any decent scientist would not say God does not exist. God cannot be measured and tested. He is like everything else that is outside the field of science. <br /> Scientists simply do not have a professional opinion about it. [[User:CMacloud|CMacloud]] 19:17, 21 February 2008 (EST)
Any decent scientist would not say God does not exist. God cannot be measured and tested. He is like everything else that is outside the field of science. <br /> Scientists simply do not have a professional opinion about it. [[User:CMacloud|CMacloud]] 19:17, 21 February 2008 (EST)
Sure, maybe God does exist. Maybe he doesn't. But we don't know. I would agree that reason and logic isn't infallible. But so far it our best way of interpreting the universe. Keep in mind also that the Bible only applies to Christians. Logic can apply to everyone.
Okay, question, are you implying that you would only believe the Bible as being infallable if it was written by God Himself rather than man? The argument fails in this respect. If you question the reliability of man then why do you put so much stock in yourself? Does this mean you criticize your teachers of science, logic and reason because the subjects were written by men? You give all credance to others as authorities yet you choose to not believe the Bible because it was written by men. Sounds like a double standard. valenciathegr8
Okay, question, are you implying that you would only believe the Bible as being infallable if it was written by God Himself rather than man? The argument fails in this respect. If you question the reliability of man then why do you put so much stock in yourself? Does this mean you criticize your teachers of science, logic and reason because the subjects were written by men? You give all credance to others as authorities yet you choose to not believe the Bible because it was written by men. Sounds like a double standard. valenciathegr8