@1313Marilyn_@UltriLeginaXI@ProjectAncap What material or societal good has been brought about by this pervasive, nonsensical obsession with placing the blame for all of the world’s problems upon Jews?
@Emanuel072999@ThisGuyGuide@AezzieUwU This line of argumentation is stupid. I could say something has a 0.000000000000001% chance of happening, and if it does happen, I can just say “oh, well I said there was a chance!”
Surely you see the issue here.
@FactsMatterPpl@Leophilius Yes, because the nature of religion is inherently beyond the bounds of human understanding. As such, It cannot be translated into your structure without breaking its rules. This is the fundamental impasse between science and religion.
@FactsMatterPpl@Leophilius “God’s spirit energy/particles” you are imposing science upon something fundamentally outside of its bounds. This is what I was talking about.
@FactsMatterPpl@Leophilius Because that’s not how miracles work. Science is explicitly defined by its technical aspects and evidence, whereas religious matters are largely outside the bounds of human understanding. You’re comparing apples to oranges here.