How reliable is science? (Assumption 7/7) (The limitations of science)

by David Turell @, Tuesday, April 24, 2012, 00:04 (4358 days ago) @ xeno6696


> It's a given: we don't know, what we don't know. But science itself gives us a way out of that trap: the very fact that you note science's changing nature is *exactly* why it should dominate as the primary means of investigating our universe. Look what happened when I caught panentheism in its logical trap: David shut down. He didn't want to engage anymore. In fact, he deliberately asked I stop talking about it. (And if you read this David, again, panentheism is false by definition. You're a pantheist.) -I'm not a sure of anything by the way you define. My concept of me by the definitions I've read is I am a panentheist. Maybe the dictionaries are wrong. An issue of no importance. Still has to be a first cause. God made the universe from His mind and He is within and without the universe. We are contained by him.


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