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hmmm,We all start out with assumptions. That's ho...

2007-12-03T16:50:00.000-05:00

hmmm,

We all start out with assumptions. That's how the human brain works, and no one is free from it. The great thing about science is that it allows us to deal with strict facts. A scientific theory or experiment is valid only if it produces repeatable results. You might interpret the results wrongly, indeed your theory might be flawed, but eventually, with repeated testing and

I just stumbled on this post, and I wanted to comm...

2007-12-03T10:28:00.000-05:00

I just stumbled on this post, and I wanted to comment. Please watch the asumption that if someone has a certain worldview, they cannot be objective.
It borders on arrogance to think that you escape your own condemnation.
You also are committed to a worldview and it probably shapes the contours of your thoughts. It doesn't mean you cannot be objective in your thinking.
BTW- I think

In Science and Theology news, Plantinga argues tha...

2006-03-08T20:11:00.000-05:00

In Science and Theology news, Plantinga argues that ID is scientific, and science is too constrained by naturalism to be useful.

And that's where the problems start.

Thanks for the paper - interesting reading.

Platinga is a very interesting guy, in my opinion....

2006-03-08T15:14:00.000-05:00

Platinga is a very interesting guy, in my opinion. In what I've read of him, he's not so much insisting that science is wrong (although yes, he holds a creationist view himself) as he is insisting that secularists and atheists are wrong.

...The trouble comes when other ID and religious