Samantha Rinne
Resident Genderfluid Writer/Artist
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Theology is Falsifiable, thus, - Scientific.
So this handy 5th grade or so tutorial tells you how science experiments work.
https://explorable.com/conduct-science-experiments
1. You need to do testing (preferably repeated, by several other scientists after yourself)
2. You need to use the scientific method.
3. You need a hypothesis, either that God exists/does not exist/cannot be proved either way.
4. You need to set up an experiment which will entail trying to "observe" something that is not readily observed.
5. You need a control and something different from the control to be experimented on.
6. Then you need to get results and form a conclusion.
So how would you go about this? What would your experiment be like, what would your controls be, etc?
I'm asking, because while I can generally prove to myself to sufficient degree, I'm not actually sure the falsifiability thing the poster in the other thread is as easy as they think. Would this be a biological experiment? A psychological one? A psychics or astronomy experiment? Or something else?
Or like me, would you conclude that you can't even think of any experiment?
Theology is Falsifiable, thus, - Scientific.
So this handy 5th grade or so tutorial tells you how science experiments work.
https://explorable.com/conduct-science-experiments
1. You need to do testing (preferably repeated, by several other scientists after yourself)
2. You need to use the scientific method.
3. You need a hypothesis, either that God exists/does not exist/cannot be proved either way.
4. You need to set up an experiment which will entail trying to "observe" something that is not readily observed.
5. You need a control and something different from the control to be experimented on.
6. Then you need to get results and form a conclusion.
So how would you go about this? What would your experiment be like, what would your controls be, etc?
I'm asking, because while I can generally prove to myself to sufficient degree, I'm not actually sure the falsifiability thing the poster in the other thread is as easy as they think. Would this be a biological experiment? A psychological one? A psychics or astronomy experiment? Or something else?
Or like me, would you conclude that you can't even think of any experiment?