“What lies beneath”

“What lies beneath” May 18, 2016

 

Tarantula Nebula
A NASA Hubble image of the Tarantula Nebula  (Wikimedia Commons)

 

It turns out that what we know through science may be only a tiny fragment of what we don’t know:

 

http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2016/05/what_lies_beneath.html

 

One reader of my blog — a rigidly dogmatic and very vocal atheist — thinks that I post such things as this (and this) as part of a campaign against science, which, oddly, he seems to regard as an inherently atheistic enterprise that competes directly with religious faith.

 

He’s wrong.

 

On several counts.

 

Regarding one of those counts, I post such things because I find them interesting.  But also because I think a little humility is appropriate, and because I object deeply to any tendency to idolize the valuable, extraordinarily useful and productive, but still quite human enterprise of science.  In a word, while I value science and scientists enormously, I reject scientism.

 

Posted from Richmond, Virginia

 

 


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