The Folly of Science
Often whenever I ask anyone if they believe in God or not, I usually get one of three answers: yes, no, or I don't know. From those who say no, I usually get one of these three answers: I believe in science, I believe in mankind, or I believe in myself. These answers, of course, get me to pondering. Although not completely sure, I would venture to guess that when they say science, they don't just mean chemistry, biology, and such, but rather they also include such things as technology, math, discoveries, and so on that have made our lives better. Therefore, in the next few sentences, when I say science, I will also include these other disciplines in my interpretation. It is doubtful that anyone would contest the reality of science being an ameliorating part of our lives. Without a doubt, it has made grade strides, especially in the last two centuries, in enriching our lives. Science has not ...