n9newunsixx5150 said:
Apparently you don't understand why I mentioned that part about embryos. I didn't do it to try and show how that particular religion was valid, I did it to show an example of religion speaking about empirically known things. Religion is not against natural process. It simply explains that behind that natural process is ultimately a supreme being. Such a thing is not meant to discourage empirical study.
it doesn't exist..
what are we doing then?
religion is not against natural processes, but it fails to correctly explain them in every known case, which seriously questions its validity
No. It's not, "God did it" and that's it. As soon as we have some conception of God, we open up whole new fields of study. Questions are raised regarding the nature of this universe in relation to God and God's will, the nature of the individual self and how it relates to God as well as the universe, the different levels of understanding God ~ from sheer impersonalism to knowledge of the Personality of Godhead ~ and the implications each level of understanding has in theoretical philosophy & practical living, the study of devotion to God ~ neutral worship, awe and veneration, devotion in the flavor of friendship, devotion in the flavor of parenthood and devotion in the flavor of conjugal lover ~ the study of divine and demoniac qualities, the study of God's pastimes with His devotees, etc. And each of these can be broken down to further subsections and gone into deeper and deeper detail. Even the subsections I listed can be broken down into more subsections.
Religion opens up new fields of study related to God? Only a lunatic can say that....
What's the use of these "fields of study" when they study something, which not only can't be proven to exists but there is not a single bit of evidence confirming its existence...
That's sheer lunaticism from a brainwashed science-illiterate moron
Your outlook on religion is biased to the fact that you reject the premise. Since you reject the premise, you think that "God did it" is as deep as it goes.
what about your premise being total nonsence?