Evidence for God from Science

Philip wrote:[... tome ignoring my point about the cloth's radiometric dating ...]

As I asked in my last response to PaulSacramento, can we first find common ground on something simple?

Is the cloth's radiometric dating evidence for a 14th century origin?

Multiple labs reaching the same conclusion from the same sample means just that. Huh? Corroborating dating results increases confidence in the 14th century origin of that particular cloth sample. Surely, you agree? If the labs all dated the different pieces of that cloth sample at 2000 years, would...

Science weighs evidence against theories. For example, ultra-careful, repeatedly radiocarbon-dated, double-blind, peer-reviewed analyses dating a cloth to the 14th century is strong evidence. You really need to do your research before you make statements. You can start with the shroud thread we hav...

Morny: You do realize Hank and the "Christian Research Institute", in spite of such an impressive sounding name, have less in common with science, than I have with Beyonce, right? And Morny, you do realize that one doesn't have to be a scientist to reference scientific data, analysis or r...

But as for OUR understanding of such a reported experience, a cessation of brain activity and heart function mean that any suggestion that a non-functioning brain created - much less later accessed and retained such an incredible experience, or that during this lifeless/brain-dead state that a pers...

Why is it so important to insist that a doctor's call that a person is clinically dead be determined to be really-really squashed possum on the highway-dead? Even if a really-really squashed possum on the highway-dead was healed made whole, many-many folks would not acknowledge God at all involved ...

NDE's and the Shroud have one thing in common: Because science can explain 1 or two parts of it, many people write them off. The issue is, of course, that science CAN NOT explain the WHOLE of the experience ( much like it can't explain ALL the characteristics of the shroud being a "fraud"...

Why is it so important to insist that a doctor's call that a person is clinically dead be determined to be really-really squashed possum on the highway-dead? Even if a really-really squashed possum on the highway-dead was healed made whole, many-many folks would not acknowledge God at all involved ...

I referenced the YouTube as an example of some who believes such " shows evidence for a purely mind determined reality. " And it is a piece of evidence, methodological science, in favour of such a reality. Again, where specifically is the evidence on how "consciousness" is relev...

I added the option, but now all votes are lost! Sorry about that. I know that when I logged, in 7 votes were for "Yes", and 2 votes for either "No" or "It's possible". Doesn't that kind of equate to 'I don't believe so' or 'it's not possible'? I'm making a fine but imp...

[...] if we're lucky tomorrow, a news conference will announce direct experimental evidence of gravitational waves to that knowledge. Woohoo! Better than I ever imagined! The LIGO researchers found strong evidence of not only gravitational waves, but also two black holes in the very act of merging ...

Quantum mechanics poses an interesting dilemma for those who hold to a strictly materialistic view of the world, in that we see the act of measuring (having an observer) influences the outcome (e.g., double-slit experiment ). This shows that rather than having a purely material world impressioned u...

I'd like to vote, but no option says, "I know of no controlled, double-blind, randomized, scientific study has shown any statistically significant evidence that anyone can sense when other people are looking at them. And people I know, who do claim the ability exists, invariably demonstrate a l...

Is reproduction evolution? No. What is the difference between reproduction and evolution? Google is your friend. First off Charles Darwin assumed that based on the normal variation in a litter of kittens,that variation might be accumulated,generation by generation,and extrapolated ad infinitum in o...

Yeah, I meant supernatural. Is there anything in science explained by the supernatural? Does supernatural even exist in science? No. And no. Science accepts Methodological Naturalism, which generally excludes the supernatural. Or, if I understand you, what may be God, and what may not be God? [...]...