Scientism Demolishes Science

[Thunderbird]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

 

[pknopp]

I believe in a God that created the universe but I've never really felt a need to attack scientists. They've done some pretty good things. As well as bad but so has the natural world.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe.

Why?

How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

How could it not?

 

[Thunderbird]

I believe in a God that created the universe but I've never really felt a need to attack scientists. They've done some pretty good things. As well as bad but so has the natural world.

Science is great! The philosophy of atheist reductionism is not so hot.

 

[Thunderbird]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe.

Why?

How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

How could it not?

Without a designer how could you expect design?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe.

Why?

How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

How could it not?

Without a designer how could you expect design?

What design?

 

[edthecynic]

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe.

That is exactly what we see!!!!1
Everything in the universe eventually collides with something else in the universe!

 

[Thunderbird]

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe.

That is exactly what we see!!!!1
Everything in the universe eventually collides with something else in the universe!

The universe is governed by the various laws of chemistry, physics, etc.

Check out the sites I linked to.

 

[Hollie]

I believe in a God that created the universe but I've never really felt a need to attack scientists. They've done some pretty good things. As well as bad but so has the natural world.

Science is great! The philosophy of atheist reductionism is not so hot.

Do you find these slogans at Answers in Genesis?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature


Which scientists? Be specific.

 

[Hollie]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

From your link: Who Is The Devil?

Fascinating.

 

[Thunderbird]

Assorted non-theists and reductionists have trouble building a foundation for science.

The Duhem-Quine Thesis states that one can make any theory compatible with any empirical observation by the addition of sufficient ad hoc hypotheses.

Skeptics like David Hume have trouble establishing causality.

https://www3.nd.edu/~afreddos/papers/newburgh%20-%202017.pdf

 

[Thunderbird]

Science was born of theism.

Fr. Jaki and the Stillbirths of Science

Fr. Stanley L. Jaki used the phrase stillbirths of science in reference to the ancient cultures of Egypt, China, India, Babylon, Greece, and Arabia. T...

www.catholiceducation.org

Because of Their Faith, Not in Spite of It, Christians Led the Way in Science

Most of the Scientists that led the Scientific revolution were ChristiansRodney Stark, professor of social sciences at Baylor University studied

www.careywaldie.com

 

[alang1216]

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Isn't that exactly what the universe looks like?

 

[Vandalshandle]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

So god is good at math? Well, then, one could hardly expect me too pass advance physics, then.

 

[Thunderbird]

The laws governing the cosmos seem to be true throughout time and throughout the universe.

These laws have been described as simple and even beautiful.

Log In ‹ Scientific Scribbles — WordPress

blogs.unimelb.edu.au

 

[Thunderbird]

When we view celestial bodies we mostly see spheres revolving around other spheres.

Not the sort of mess we’d expect to see if there were no God.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature


Which scientists? Be specific.

 

[Thunderbird]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature


Which scientists? Be specific.

Obviously the ones mentioned in the article.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Scientism and other related atheist philosophies (positivism, materialism, reductionism) make science impossible.

If there were no God we would expect to see an unsightly, chaotic, random mess of a universe. How could science proceed in such a radically disordered environment?

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature

See why scientists have no explanation, no idea.

www.everystudent.com

Quote: All of modern science rests in the belief that rational laws exist in the universe.

Seeing God and His Beauty in Math

Dr. Wilson has been thinking long and hard about how the mathematical structure of the world points towards God's existence and beauty. in this interview, he explains how his understanding of math drives him to worship God more deeply and how math should motivate Christians to care about doing...

www.biola.edu

Quote: “math itself points towards a design and order in the world as a kind of natural theology that we can just reflect upon the world and see it's not chaotic, but that there's purpose and design built into the way that things are...”

Scientists Baffled by Laws of Nature


Which scientists? Be specific.

Obviously the ones mentioned in the article.

I didn't see any of them mentioned in the article who said they were "baffled by the laws of nature".

You have a quote?