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Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Nick Mostek/">Nick Mostek on March 5, 1998 01:20:23 UTC |
I think it is safe to say that there is no conclusive evidence either way about the exist of God. Science has no rock hard evidence about there not being a Creator (although what used to be considered God's work has been proven as being physical phenomenon); Religion has no hard evidence that there is a one true creator (although 90% of the human population believes in a God through faith). So with this lack of evidence both ways, isn't it first prudent to search for an unbiased answer with hard evidence? And if this is so, is it right to profess religious faith while there is this lack of evidence? |
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