“Atheists: Why do you believe in science?”
Oh, let’s see. Results?
Mechanisms in place to reduce human bias impacting on test results, data collection, published texts?
Results?
My grandfather ran the town cemetery, and showed me how young children just stopped dying about the time that vaccinations really got going.
Results?
You asked this on the internet. Not posted on a message board in a monastery or seminary.
Yeah, results, that works.
“1. Lets imagine that through the Earth there is some unknown energetic area. Some scientific experiment is made 1000 times, and it always shows same results. But, then, that energetic area which is through the Earth disappears, and the same scientific experiment now shows completely different results.”
That would be a poser.
Now, do you have any ACTUAL reason to think that standard test constants are actually variables, just on a scale we haven’t yet observed?
Or do you just HOPE that some day, some way, there will be room in science for your favorite magic?
“2. Lets imagine that we see the atoms of some stone through some very powerful microscope. We see the atoms in one part of that stone. Maybe other parts of that stone is not composed of atoms ?”
Maybe?
Why would i posit maybe?
When we test an element for its behavior, we test it a LOT.
I mean, like, burning hydrogen ALWAYS produces water. Electrifying water ALWAYS produces hydrogen and oxygen. And you want us to just for no good reason think that maybe, we just haven’t tested the water that is NOT made of oxygenated hydrogen?
That’s just wishful thinking.
“And, even if we see the atoms through the whole stone, maybe that stone, after 5 minutes will not be composed of atoms ?”
And if you believe really hard, and clap your hands, Tinkerbell will come back to life!
“And, the Bible is full with miracles, with hundreds of witnesses.”
Well, no. ONE guy wrote each book of the Bible. He SAYS a miracle happened, and that one guys SAYS there were hundreds or thousands of witnesses.
That’s still only one account.
“Why the atheists believe in science, but not in God ?”
I’m old enough to remember this question.
Results. That’s the why.
