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Scientific Method is useless in religion?

Ben Dhyan

Veteran Member
i don't think they were lying

the part of you reading this is actually the lesser part
but the smaller portion is interactive

as you will demonstrate in your next response
No one said they were lying.....sorry to break it to you Thief but TV talking heads are not omniscient...besides which, second hand narrative is monkey knowledge, ie., a belief.....truth must be realized directly..
 

Thief

Rogue Theologian
No one said they were lying.....sorry to break it to you Thief but TV talking heads are not omniscient...besides which, second hand narrative is monkey knowledge, ie., a belief.....truth must be realized directly..
so...you have some God leading you by the hand?
 

1AOA1

Active Member
As its name suggests it is useful in science only. It has not been designed for religion. Right? Please

Regards
The methods presented are not the only factors involved. There is also the state of the observer and the purpose of the endeavor, the sum of which dictates the output. The output conventionally presented, such as technological advancements, etc is usually absent the contributions of those other factors.
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
The methods presented are not the only factors involved. There is also the state of the observer and the purpose of the endeavor, the sum of which dictates the output. The output conventionally presented, such as technological advancements, etc is usually absent the contributions of those other factors.
Does one agree with the topic of the thread? Please
Regards
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
Give me science any day, I would rather medical science fix me than some religious nut praying over me, my how primitive that would be.
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
Give me science any day, I would rather medical science fix me than some religious nut praying over me, my how primitive that would be.
The Truthful Religion does not forbid one from getting treatment from a medical doctor if one is sick and needs it. Please
Regards
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
So, one agrees that:

"Scientific Method is useless in religion?"

Science never claimed to be dealing with the religious issues. Science has its own well-defined limits. Right? Please
Regards
I meant thank god he isn't part of our recovery from whatever ailment, there seems to be death where ever he is.
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
I meant thank god he isn't part of our recovery from whatever ailment, there seems to be death where ever he is.
We need medicine and prayer both for recovery from our ailment.
Death is altogether a different issue and it is inevitable at some point of time. Right? Please
Regards
 

sayak83

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
As its name suggests it is useful in science only. It has not been designed for religion. Right? Please

Regards
The scientific method is a specialized application of the knowledge gathering method called the pramana-shastra by Indians and buddhists. As such it has been considered as valid a technique for discerning truths in the worldly sphere as in the transcendental sphere ( most Indians schools deny that there is any ultimate distinction between the two). Thus I would consider the scientific method to be as valid a means for gaining physical knowledge as religious knowledge. Abrahamic religions will probably deny this, but not the dharma ones . The latter may say it's improper to start with a purely physical worldview presupposition while applying the method, bit the method itself is sound.
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
The scientific method is a specialized application of the knowledge gathering method called the pramana-shastra by Indians and buddhists. As such it has been considered as valid a technique for discerning truths in the worldly sphere as in the transcendental sphere ( most Indians schools deny that there is any ultimate distinction between the two). Thus I would consider the scientific method to be as valid a means for gaining physical knowledge as religious knowledge. Abrahamic religions will probably deny this, but not the dharma ones . The latter may say it's improper to start with a purely physical worldview presupposition while applying the method, bit the method itself is sound.

Please quote from Veda/Yajurveda to support one's point.
Regards
 

Milton Platt

Well-Known Member
As its name suggests it is useful in science only. It has not been designed for religion. Right? Please

Regards

The scientific methods are useful to understand any part of the natural universe and anything that interacts with the natural world in any way. The interactions can be meadured, quantified, and studied. If the object of your religion ( whatever it may be) does not interact in any discernable way with the natural world, then it cannot be studied by using scientific methods. However, if that is the case, your religion is a mere matter of opinion and is irrelavant.
 
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