Sbiker
Gold Member
The difference is that I don't present my theory as anything but theory, and my belief.
And yet there are other people who hold the same theory and belief as you, who presents it as TRUTH and FACT.
I hope you take the time to call them out.
Truth and fact are not the same as "proven". Do you not understand these terms, xo?
Things can be true, and factual, before they are actually PROVEN. For example, it is true and factual that gravity exists. It was true and factual before it was proven. It is true and factual that the earth is, indeed, a sphere as stated in the bible. It was true and factual even when the *scientists* were insisting that the earth was flat, and before it was *proven* that the earth is round.
It is true and factual that God created man and is responsible for every thing in the world..including science. It is not proven. See, it doesn't have to be proven for it to be true.
Yes. It is true that God created the world is a theory. And it is a fact that God created the world is a theory.
It's also a fact that God created the world.
Unproven, of course. But just because it's unproven doesn't make it untrue.
It's unproven that you are a butt picking finger sniffer, for example. But everybody knows it's true.
It's not a fact that a god created the universe. That's what religions want you to believe so you put money in the hat as they pass it around.
The biggest mistake, I see last times everywhere - to consider science, as source of indisputable knowledges.
Most of current PhD in world - do they still remember phylosophic substantination of modern science? Do they still know, modern science is speculative as fact. There are no "true" and "false" concepts in theory, only "useful" and "useless". The main function of theory - to predict facts. The main prove of theories - practice and life.
"Does the God created humankind" - a question, doesn't have any meaning for science. "How the humankind were created" - more scientific question. Science reject God in current model only by Okkam principle, because it's no significant for practice.
