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If theres god, why can it all be explained by science?

My puppy! =P Asked by youcancallmejess 2 months ago, 37 answers.

Well... God was used centuries ago to explain things that people didnt have another explation for...

How did the stars get into the sky?
God put them there.

Soo... why do people still blieve if it can all be explained by science now?

Gir rules. Answered by mikeh on Aug 27, 2009, 08:19AM
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It can ALL be explained by science? Are you serious?

This is the kind of representation that atheists do not need. There are tremendous, basic mysteries about the very nature of life, self, and the origins of space and time that cannot be explained by science, which is why there is still such an enormous need for faith. Learn some bloody humility before your arrogance gets you into trouble.

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Me Answered by gothchick16 on Aug 27, 2009, 08:03AM
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thats why I quit believing in god. oh :god made you. you wouldnt be here today if he wasnt born blah blah blah

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Answered by jill27 on Aug 27, 2009, 08:13AM
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if you think about it noone was here then. so there is noone to explain it. and god is not science that is more of a belief you believe in what you want. I go to catholic school and I've been going since I was in pre-k. and yes there are still a lot of things that I dont believe.

Its True Answered by dulllikeglitter on Aug 27, 2009, 08:14AM
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There is a theory in science called intelligent design which is the theory that there is planning and that creation is not random, therefore pointing to the belief that something intelligent is the cause for creation

Lots of believers think that god created the world through science, not many believe he made everything just pop up here.

How far we have come... Answered by jimahl on Aug 27, 2009, 08:15AM
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Most people still believe out of a fear of death, and because they are comforted by the thought of a loving god greeting them in the afterlife. That doesn't mean they think science is wrong. Then there are some people who believe because they are just ignorant . Those people actually think science hasn't explained anything, and they deny the evidence that shows the world developed and evolved naturally, and wasn't created out of nothing by a magician in the sky.

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Me when I'm busy Answered by arachnid on Aug 27, 2009, 08:49AM
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***This is the kind of representation that atheists do not need. There are tremendous, basic mysteries about the very nature of life, self, and the origins of space and time that cannot be explained by science, which is why there is still such an enormous need for faith.***

'scuse me? Cannot be explained by science? How do you know they cannot be explained by science - unless you're talking about the sort of thing that's so vaguely expressed as to be untestable?

Currently not explained by science I'll accept - it's obvious that there's a lot to learn about, well, everything. But if you're going to assert that something _cannot_ be explained by science, I think I want some evidence of that. Or some examples at the very least.

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Gir rules. Answered by mikeh on Aug 27, 2009, 09:04AM
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Hee, I knew someone was going to say something about that as soon as I hit post, but I decided not to edit. Leave it to the internet to get people boiling mad over semantics.

Currently was exactly what I meant to say, of course.

Me when I'm busy Answered by arachnid on Aug 27, 2009, 09:09AM
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I don't think it's semantics - there's an enormous and fairly fundamental different between cannot be explained and are not yet explained.

How far we have come... Answered by jimahl on Aug 27, 2009, 09:28AM
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*** There are tremendous, basic mysteries about the very nature of life, self, and the origins of space and time that cannot be explained by science, which is why there is still such an enormous need for faith. ***

I don't see the correlation of their being unexplained phenomena in the universe and a 'need for faith'. Just because some people choose to explain the unexplainable with supernatural origins, does not mean it is necessary. In fact, I think it is a hinderance.

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make_invocation_to_God Answered by mouici on Aug 27, 2009, 09:54AM
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It is known that the human being does neither create him/herself nor does he/she the animals, the plants, and the earth he/she lives on.
The Holy Quran has stated this fact in the following verse: {{Or were they created of nothing, or were they themselves the creators? Or did they create the heavens and the earth? Rather, they are not certain.}}, (Holy Quran 52: 35-36(

The vestiges of Allah's attributes and the features of His magnificent creation are existing in every corner of the whole world. Everything is made in the universe is considered as a sign that betokens Allah Almighty Who has created, brought to perfection and excelled in making His creatures.

My puppy! =P Answered by youcancallmejess on Aug 27, 2009, 09:58AM
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Excelled? Perfection? Far from it... what about all the bad people out there, terrorists, crime, murderers... mass-murderers, corrupt governments... we are destroying the planet... wiping out other species for our personal gain.

And you call humans perfect?

Answered by sgshorty1125 on Aug 27, 2009, 10:13AM
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those are the humans desicion, not gods!!! how else do you think this world got here, us, animals ect...
and why do you keep on asking this???

How far we have come... Answered by jimahl on Aug 27, 2009, 10:37AM
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*** how else do you think this world got here, us, animals ect... ***

Through a natural process of cosmic and bioligical evolution. There is no reason to think there was anything supernatural involved. Science explains very nicely how we got here.

Answered by surferjoe2007 on Aug 27, 2009, 11:55AM
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Exaggeration in confidence in scientific theories. Most of what's taught in schools on guessing at stuff that happened a long time ago has been scientifically proven false. But publishing corrections and more recent theories might shake people's confidence and the people that write the info don't want that.

Me when I'm busy Answered by arachnid on Aug 27, 2009, 11:59AM
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***It is known that the human being does neither create him/herself nor does he/she the animals, the plants, and the earth he/she lives on. ***

Known by whom? How do they know it? Why can't they prove it?

How far we have come... Answered by jimahl on Aug 27, 2009, 12:19PM
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*** Exaggeration in confidence in scientific theories. Most of what's taught in schools on guessing at stuff that happened a long time ago has been scientifically proven false. But publishing corrections and more recent theories might shake people's confidence and the people that write the info don't want that. ***

Care to show us the evidence of this conspiracy to not publish 'corrections'?

No reputable scientist 'guesses'. They hypothesize, they test the hypothesis, the test it again, they get others to test it, then they submit it to the scientific community for consensus, once all that happens, it become a theory. You obviously know nothing about the sicentific method. Gravity is also ONLY a theory.

Please provide the list of most of whats been taught in schools that has been proven false. I bet you can't give me one.

Shark Atack Answered by funadvice on Aug 27, 2009, 06:12PM
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Everyone needs someone to belive in3

YTP: King Answered by grombol on Aug 28, 2009, 05:43PM
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Man... love such arguments... but since im the all knowing.. I will explain to you confused and lost folk... were actually a part of a particle in the face Morshu the Shopkeep ... Morshu is an all powerfull entitity selling lamp oil.. ropes.. and bombs for rupees and controlls time and space with he's cunning arm movement while representing he's merchandise... he mmm'd our world.

Answered by nlocnil on Aug 28, 2009, 08:45PM
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--cannot be explained by science--

Alright then, does not mean we need to fill the gaps of logic with faith in god

--Learn some bloody humility before your arrogance gets you into trouble.--

Arrogance? what an ironic statement...

Answered by kelsey5 on Aug 29, 2009, 07:28PM

god does not exist which most Scientist are atheists so that why and the stars got in the sky by... so not going to tell you now go watch th history ch ok mabe you might lirn something

sports are life Answered by andrew94 on Aug 31, 2009, 01:07AM
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something that cannot be explained scientifically is the scientific nature of science itself

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