A pregnant girl asks a judge "why can't I make a decision?"

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Jim Spaza
wrote:
>"And what would you say that's different?"
>
>Nothing.

Then all of your claims about religion are worthless.

>"Send them along. See, I have a couple of university degrees in
>science, and what they teach in high school is the facts, but not the
>process of science."
>
>The "facts" based on the limited, fallible efforts by limited, fallible
>scientists using limited, fallible instruments.

As opposed to your limited, uneducated claims based upon nothing but
ignorance and fear and superstition.

And the fact that those "limited, fallible efforts by limited,
fallible scientists" created the computers that you're using to
post your idiocy is a strong indication that they know a lot more than
you do.

>"You do not have to trust anybody. If you want to go to the effort you
>can verify or disprove any scientific claim that you like"
>
>Thank God that He has given me the ability to do so.

Obviously He has not. You're still relying upon ignorance and
superstition.

>"Science does not demand trust. Religion does."
>
>Science indeed demands trust. You have to trust your own senses.

No you don't.

> You
>have to trust your own understanding of the natural world.

Nope.

> You have to
>trust the equipment in use.

Nope.

> You have to trust your analytical ability
>to handle the results.

Nope.

Science is not based upon trust. Everything is questioned.

>"And then how do you know that I am not right and that you are not
>decieved by Satan?"
>
>Because the evidence is pointing to the fact that, if Satan exists, the
>Bible has the more accurate description of reality than some person
>with "couple of university degrees in
>science".

Unless the Bible is Satan's work.

>"You don't. In fact, you cannot know, because it's all made up. And
>THAT is the difference between science and religion."
>
>Really?

Yes.

> Until you apply your scientific practice to your own knowledge
>of the universe and explore this every corner of this cosmos for
>yourself, how do you KNOW that it is made up?

Where's your evidence for the reality of your Bible?

You don't have any.

--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net