What actual science is
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Science's main purpose is to advance our race, denying evidence and listening to "experts" is what pseudoscience is.
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Science asks "How"
Religion asks "Why"
Religion asks "Why"
Science doesn't ask anything
It was religious men who asked "How?" to their God.
The answer is science.
It was religious men who asked "How?" to their God.
The answer is science.
Not anymore it's not, it's mostly BS. Also, never trust anyone who calls something "Settled Science"...
That phrase has become genocidal grifters favorite term.
That phrase has become genocidal grifters favorite term.
“The first gulp from the glass of natural sciences will turn you into an atheist, but at the bottom of the glass God is waiting for you” - Werner Heisenberg (Not a jew, just German)
And like others say, what in modern times is called "science" is really just trusting the "experts" blindly. That's the opposite of science. [This man](https://files.catbox.moe/6mikrl.mp4) sums that up quite well.
And like others say, what in modern times is called "science" is really just trusting the "experts" blindly. That's the opposite of science. [This man](https://files.catbox.moe/6mikrl.mp4) sums that up quite well.
Pursuit of Truth is among the noblest virtues.
People prefer when you pursue Beauty instead.
People prefer when you pursue Beauty instead.
True Religion actually is a Science, its the Science of Knowing God.
One of the more dastardly tricks the jews and their masonic toadies have performed is making everyone believe that all science *must* be empirical, because it reduces science to a purely materialistic pursuit (despite the fact that they parade Psychology around as an empirical science, when it is literally fake and gay, and designed to replace the Philosophy that humanity has relied on for millennia with a cheap jew-controlled scam that is wrong over half the time). By killing Philosophy and making Religion seen as in opposition to scientific pursuit, instead of another form of it, the jews have completely erased the spiritual component from modern life.
One of the more dastardly tricks the jews and their masonic toadies have performed is making everyone believe that all science *must* be empirical, because it reduces science to a purely materialistic pursuit (despite the fact that they parade Psychology around as an empirical science, when it is literally fake and gay, and designed to replace the Philosophy that humanity has relied on for millennia with a cheap jew-controlled scam that is wrong over half the time). By killing Philosophy and making Religion seen as in opposition to scientific pursuit, instead of another form of it, the jews have completely erased the spiritual component from modern life.
1 Corinthians 1:20-21
Where is the wise person? Where is the teacher of the law? Where is the philosopher of this age? Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the world? For since in the wisdom of God the world through its wisdom did not know him, God was pleased through the foolishness of what was preached to save those who believe
Where is the wise person? Where is the teacher of the law? Where is the philosopher of this age? Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the world? For since in the wisdom of God the world through its wisdom did not know him, God was pleased through the foolishness of what was preached to save those who believe
In order to do science, you must believe the following:
1. The universe exists
2. The universe obeys abstract laws
3. That at least one being understands these laws
4. That we are capable of understanding the laws.
5. That the being communicates the laws to us using some method.
6. That even though other beings may try to deceive us, that the being who understands the laws provided a way for us to discern truth from error.
7. That it is a noble and worthy cause to try and understand the universe.
The last one -- that it is worthwhile to pursue this knowledge -- is absolutely the realm of christianity. No other religion teaches that man should try to become like God.
1. The universe exists
2. The universe obeys abstract laws
3. That at least one being understands these laws
4. That we are capable of understanding the laws.
5. That the being communicates the laws to us using some method.
6. That even though other beings may try to deceive us, that the being who understands the laws provided a way for us to discern truth from error.
7. That it is a noble and worthy cause to try and understand the universe.
The last one -- that it is worthwhile to pursue this knowledge -- is absolutely the realm of christianity. No other religion teaches that man should try to become like God.
If you reject ANY of the 7, you cannot hope to ever understand the universe, and science is a hopeless endeavor.
Importantly is #7. If you do not see the pursuit of scientific understanding as the ultimate good, worthy of sacrificing your time, talents, wealth, and even sanity and faith on, then you can never hope to understand the universe.
And #7 is UNIQUELY Christian. Jesus invites us to sit on the throne of God, to become one with him as he is one with the Father. No other religion teaches men that they can obtain the attributes of God or even aspire to do so. They see God and man as eternally separate with no hope of ever bridging the gap, especially without any motivation to do so.
Importantly is #7. If you do not see the pursuit of scientific understanding as the ultimate good, worthy of sacrificing your time, talents, wealth, and even sanity and faith on, then you can never hope to understand the universe.
And #7 is UNIQUELY Christian. Jesus invites us to sit on the throne of God, to become one with him as he is one with the Father. No other religion teaches men that they can obtain the attributes of God or even aspire to do so. They see God and man as eternally separate with no hope of ever bridging the gap, especially without any motivation to do so.
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