If Origin science practices "Methodological Naturalism", then it is based on science, and NOT belief.
ONLY as long as nature has been the same. Otherwise the method is out of date.
But if Origin science is based only on the supernatural, then it is a belief and not a science.
A belief does not need to be 'only about the super natural'.
Dictionary.com defines belief here
- something
believed; an
opinion or conviction:
- confidence in the truth or existence of
something not immediately
susceptible to rigorous proof:
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confidence; faith; trust:
- a religious tenet or tenets; religious creed or faith:
Why do you refuse to understand that science is not a belief? It is a method of inquiry,
Belief based method.
that must follow certain rules to be objective.
The creed it follows for the basis in origin claims is not objective. It is a belief based set of rules based on a belief that the past was the same nature as today.
Its provides a level of certainty, that is supported by objective evidence.
In origin claims it provides belief based fables, doubts about creation, with no reality or application or value or evidence. The method is to dunk and taint and color evidence with beliefs!
Are you saying science is a belief, because I believe in its explanations? And, that I can easily falsify, or validate its Laws, Theories, and hypotheses?
No. I am saying it may loom large in your head, but can't come out and fight in the field of discussion. You can't even falsify your claimed same nature in the past!
I see you are still shifting the burden of proof, to hide your ignorance, and your absolute lack of evidence. Will there be a time when you will come back from these tangential assertions, and address our concerns using objective evidence?
There is no objectivity for claims about the origin of life and the universe. Creation of life and the universe involves more than the physical world science swims around in. If a spirit was in a lab, a scientist would not detect it. In the origins issues what we see is that they try to limit how we must have gotten here to the present natural world they know! Furthermore, they try to exclude all that is outside their little box that cannot be carried into this present natural world, such as historical and Scriptural ancient records, spirits, God, the past, the future, unknown deep space...etc etc.
Atheists do not reject a God. That would imply the existence of a God to reject. Nice try to force-fit a lie about Atheism.
Some consider that atheists simply do not know what god they serve. That does not make it less than real, it just makes them less than aware!
What belief-based claim fits all scientific evidence, history, and scripture?
Mine! There is no aspect of scientific evidence that does not fit. Fossil record? Yes. Continental division? Yes. DNA? Yes. etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc.
Maybe you can also give one example supporting, how the natural forces, or spacetime, was different in the past, than it is now?
? I have not heard that the forces of nature were 'spacetime' caused? Explain!?
The only thing here that matters is whether science KNOWS what the forces of nature on earth used to be billions of (their imaginary, faith based, claimed) 'years' ago! No other belief matters here, or needs to offer reasons why it believes whatever it believes! Science must defend it's claims here. In case some have trouble with the concept, maybe I can help
You need to say something like....'science knows that laws of nature were the same 100 million years ago, because....this and that and the other reason '
Clearly you don't have a clue on how scientists measure distances between the stars, planets, and galaxies in our Universe. We can achieve very precise measurements of distances, up to 600 light years away. Of course, this alone blows away any silly idea of a 10,000 year old earth or Universe.
Lurkers, notice he has made a specific claim here? Now, when I ask him to support it, one would hope we get some details and support.
OK, so..HOW do you get a precise distance, say, to the closest star?
That is, that the laws of Nature and spacetime, were different billions of years ago, than they are today.
There you go again conflating spacetime with nature.
I suggest, to be clear, that, right now as we speak, time is not known to be the same in deep space as it is on earth. I doubt our time ever changed here, or at least significantly. (a year used to be 360 days but that is a small amount of difference and a whole other thread)
The issue with nature today on earth that we live in, and whose laws science uses for models of the past, is that I am asking if science can prove this nature also existed the same right here on earth in the days of Noah. (in 'science time' probably many tens of millions of years ago). Yes or no, can you prove nature was the same?
If so, do it. If not, you have a belief only. Period.