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What is "spiritual reality"?
A spiritual reality is a reality that is perhaps non physical, or perhaps not, where the life essence resides. It can be a natural or supernatural force.
That will not get a nsf grant
Or does modern science create the possibility that there is a spiritual reality?
Or is it hands off on the matter with no way to rule in or out the spiritual reality?
Observation of experiment. and the development of falsifiable hypotheses, and the relentless questioning of established views—have proven uniquely powerful in revealing the surprising, underlying structure of the world we live in, including subatomic particles, the role of germs in the spread of disease, and the neural basis of mental life.
Spirituality has no equivalent record of discovering hidden truths.
Science and religion are as different as can be.
I realize that. That comes from the stance that everything that exists is material.
Even finding all the neural correlates of consciousness, consciousness is still left unexplained.
So what do you say? Are there things non material?Show me an idiot so dimwitted as to think that.
ANYWAY I said that because your explanation is
just vague empty words. Nothing there.
That would be a, if not the requirement for existence don't you think?I realize that. That comes from the stance that everything that exists is material.
Mainstream science should still be agnostic on the question of a spiritual reality.Or does modern science create the possibility that there is a spiritual reality?
Or is it hands off on the matter with no way to rule in or out the spiritual reality?
Not to just be rude, but can you read for content?So what do you say? Are there things non material?
That would be a, if not the requirement for existence don't you think?
Or does modern science create the possibility that there is a spiritual reality?
Or is it hands off on the matter with no way to rule in or out the spiritual reality?
I think things like quantum entanglement defy physical description.
Not to just be rude, but can you read for content?
Never mind, nothing here. / thread
I don't think that's quite what they're doing.Mainstream science should still be agnostic on the question of a spiritual reality.
However I do see a more moving away from the mechanical understanding (allowing for spiritual realities) since the general acceptance of quantum mechanics, multiple dimensions, acceptance that consciousness is not yet understood, etc..