• God vs. Science

    I am in the process of writing a chapter for a collaborative book on God, atheism, and science / the philosophy of science. Here’s a list of things I want to include in the chapter:

    An overview of Basic Scientific reasoning.

    Intelligent Design: The arguments for it are no good.

    Evolution: it is evidence against the existence of god.

    Fine-tuning: not a good argument.

    Kalam argument: not a good argument. Furthermore, the big bang theory poses problems for the existence of God.

    Can you prove God with the “Argument from Quantum collapse”? No.

    Does science assume God exists (Presuppositionalism)? Not a chance.

    Dear readers, you have the greenlight to influence the writing of this chapter. What other topics should be covered? If you agree with my position: what evidence do you think best supports any of the above statements? If you disagree with me, what are the best arguments for your position and where can I find them?

     

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    Article by: Nicholas Covington

    I am an armchair philosopher with interests in Ethics, Epistemology (that's philosophy of knowledge), Philosophy of Religion, Politics and what I call "Optimal Lifestyle Habits."