Who cares? Of course to say that science is a religion is ridiculous. Even if it were a belief system, we do not knee and pray to Darwin or recite the periodic table of elements.
But according to what you claim, it is. So, either you do not believe that Biblical Scholarship (and things with the same acronym) yourself, or you just have to admit that you are blaspheming, too.
Ciao
- viole
Worship need not involve those things. People worship money for example and we do not see them bowing. The question is what we respect and put above other things.
Worship need not involve those things. People worship money for example and we do not see them bowing. The question is what we respect and put above other things.
Science does not always come out with naturalistic explanations because it has been hijacked by atheists. It does it, because methodological naturalism is one of its characterizing rules. So, to whine about that, is like whining that in chess you cannot move the pawn backwards. Whether this rule will always lead to truths is debatable. What is not debatable is that it must keep on using the naturalistic rule, because if it did not, it would not be science anymore.
Your problem is that science has become very popular, and more people start respecting that more than stories about talking donkeys, prophets living three days in a tuna and airborne Messiahs or horses. So, i understand why proponents of the latter would like to hijack the name. It is good PR for their weird beliefs.
Of course, you have no chance to change that. So, I suggest you create your own epistemology and paradigm to study the past, with its own name, and you make it compete in the market of free ideas. If that brings good fruits, then you might even be able to replace science.
Alternatively, you can pray that things change, since I assume you believe prayers are effective, and let scientists do their work.
Good luck.
Ciao
- viole
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