Evidence for God from Science

Hello everyone. I doubt anyone on here remembers me, but I used to spend a lot of time on this forum. I've been AWOL for a few years, but my brain is itching for some thoughtful, respectful philosophy. I'm glad to see that several veteran members are still active!

RickD wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2019 6:59 pm

Women have other qualities.

Such as sammich making, and beer gettin.

There's an art to each of these crafts.

My point is that I truly dislike people that try to use science to DISPROVE things, then go about stating things like "science isn't in the business of proving things Yea...like I said I read it differently when I realized you were the OP. I've stalked this board quite a bit over the years and...

I'm tempted to launch into an explanation of the premise I characterized as seemingly unfair but logically necessary, but I want to hold off on that. <br> Jac, I'm curious to hear your explanation of this premise. The argument seems familiar...maybe something that was discussed in one of my philoso...

Bah! I just realized that Paul was the OP, and it made me read the post in an entirely different way. My first impression, even with reading the comments, was that the post was intended as an argument that science is actually useless...

When I was much younger I went through a phase where I spent a lot of time drinking and smoking weed with a bunch of people in my friend's basement. We would have lengthy, elaborate philosophical conversations...including one which led us to the brilliant revelation that science is useless because i...

Sorry- just saw the VERY SIMILAR post from a few days ago. Thanks everyone!

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Then how do you interpret the biblical description of this sin as "unforgivable"?