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In reply to the discussion: Does the Higgs Boson Discovery Resolve the Religion-Science Debate? [View all]skepticscott
(13,029 posts)19. As I said
this is not and never has been about science "proving" that a particular god doesn't exist to a 100% certainty. NOTHING subject to empirical inquiry (as any "god" claimed to influence or be influenced by events in the physical universe is) is ever proven or disproven with absolute certainty. There are only, ever, degrees of likelihood. If you don't even understand that, then it's a waste of time discussing science with you at all.
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So your counter argument is that science isn't actually saying anything about gods...
eqfan592
Jul 2012
#25
When the statement is made that "a god was not necessary" - that is a purely subjective opinion
humblebum
Jul 2012
#40
Em...I don't think Humblebum is actualy saying what you think (s)he is saying...
SwissTony
Jul 2012
#24
Oh yes, Science can comment on 10 dimensions or a hundred, or one. That is not the issue.
humblebum
Jul 2012
#41
Scientists can make comments about anything they so choose. But, "Science" itself says nothing.
humblebum
Jul 2012
#50
Not at all. Expect theologians to claim that God created the God Particle.
no_hypocrisy
Jul 2012
#29