Well at least in my case it's going to take a scientist, whereas in yours, you manage to show yourself to be a crackpot by most every post you make. How desperate are you with all this? That's the umpteenth time you've posted the same thing for no reason. One philosopher pontificating about what he says other scientists say, is not science, you crackpot.
Of course science excludes the supernatural. There is no evidence whatsoever with which to include it. No alternatives.
Not True. âif you exclude the supernatural from science, then if the world or some phenomena within it are supernaturally caused â as most of the worldâs people believe â you wonât be able to reach that truth scientifically.â http://www.colorado.edu/philosophy/vstenger/Super.pdf
STUpid is incapable of understanding anything that is inconsistent with his ignorant, delusional views.
Oh, yeah, and Jem, if you didn't "mean to be rude", then you wouldn't say or BE what you are considering as "rude". See the double-speak thing there?
What an awful argument. A philosophical idea should at least be rational , and also not contain the logical fallacy of argumentum ad populum. The supernatural excludes itself from science simply because there is nothing scientific in evidence for anything supernatural. To reach the truth scientifically, the supernatural would need evidence conforming with the principles and methods used in science. There is non. Zilch. Nada. Never has been. Were some phenomena supernaturally caused, it's obvious science would, and only science could, be used to be able to reach the truth scientifically. Does that say Colorado education? They ought to be ashamed .
As we have fossil records that show how humans once looked, I'm not going to argue with Mr. Darwin or God. What we have today is the culmination of millions of years of symbiosis, and most of that symbiosis has only been able to be explained today. Suggesting that because we cannot prove everything means there is a flaw in science isn't really the case, there is only a flaw in our rationality. If you use what some theoretical physicists say is true, then the universe is many trillions of trillions of trillions of trillions of billions of years old. Not 14.5-14.8 billion. That may be how it has appeared since that time, but deep time really does explain a lot. And water with microbes impacting the earth's surface leaving water and bacteria behind is how we went from single cell amino acids to homo sapien. A lot of these ideas are also based on superstition, and in the following link you'll see that not only can you produce "life" in a 1000 degree heated vacuum, but you can also see how experiments with these organisms have shown that the new organisms evolve or adapt. http://www.youtube.com/user/BWolinsky?feature=mhee#p/c/08EF19FC8C3D9F13/0/cEyqT2_ricA