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thank you for your replies - most of which are based on the belief that scientific knowledge is factual. My understanding is that scientific theories are constantly evolving. Hence they are not 'facts'.
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good point. none that I know of. (though I will look into the Astrals...) but I am not questioning science. I'm questioning using 'proven by science' as a set of beliefs on which to make decisions in life. when 'proven by science' can be wrong. [Well, actually, I just want a winning argument that I can use against my…
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So science is a religion that is willing to adapt to the times ?
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Agreed. Science is a process, not a belief. But following that which is 'proven by science' is following a set of 'facts' taken to be true (whilst knowing that they might not be) ie its a belief. The fact that it is changing (as you pointed out) gives it less credibility as something to follow.
