In today's societies is the word god or God simply a term used for I dun'no when asked a question that cannot be explained? Would it be that God is simply the beginning and the beginning cannot be explained? Scientific method says:
Ask a Question (Pondering with the knowledge one has)
Do Background Research (Historical evidence)
Construct a Hypothesis (Philosophy of the idea with logic and mathematics supporting it)
Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment (empirical evidence)
Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion (Contrast / Compare Hypothesis with empirical evidence and the consequences - correct or incorrect)
Communicate Your Results ('Peer' review. A Peer is within the same realm of knowledge)
Science today solves problems for man to continue existing with benefits - medicine, energy, health & wellness, technology, manufacturing, and etc. And, science seeks to discover the beginning. Today most know that as microbiology, astronomy, archeology, and etc. Science pursues the beginning within the confines of nature - material universe, as it is known. Science even pursues the beginning of intelligence using technology - artificial intelligence.
Science does discover answers, yet at times it is proven/demonstrated as incorrect or becomes superseded with something new. Without oddity each answer offers a new question . . . what was that answer's beginning? That new question offers once again explaining the supernatural - beyond the known material universe or the immaterial (the supernatural?), the unexplained, the I dun'no, the "that is the way it is", and for some god or God with the natural as is known 'today'.
by ImAllEars 6 years ago
Im a Christian and not married legally...But in God's eyes I am..Do you think its acceptable?If yes than thankyou we do to but are still getting married in the eyes of the law. If No my question is Who married adam and eve?
by Bill Akers 10 years ago
If nothing can only produce nothing, how did our universe start from nothing without God? There are many unanswered questions in the science and astronomy fields. Since these fields can not have God as an answer, they toss out data that disproves their belief about a Creator. Actually a Creator...
by Prakash RnP 7 years ago
As far as I know, there exist so many Gods ( conceptual ). We can classify them as unscientific Gods and scientific Gods. Of course, the unscientific Gods, because they happen to be unscientific, can't be ' possible '. Then we're left with scientific Gods alone. But then again all these Gods fall...
by David Livermore 8 years ago
If God created the universe, then who created God? Who was before that?I hear that God created the universe, us, etc. But what existed before that? And before that? God couldn't have been around forever. There had to be a beginning. But what was that...
by paarsurrey 12 years ago
Just to believe “The Creator-God does not exist”; only because some scientists says so, is a very unscientific approach, more so when they don’t present any scientific proof to that effect.
by paarsurrey 12 years ago
Science of itself does not present claims and reasons on issues; others interpret it wrongly; it is a useful tool of the humanity ; and if interpreted correctly it is not in contradiction of the truthful religion.
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