re: #214 JCM

Not necessarily. Faith my not be logic based, but it’s output and interface with the physical world should be.

No, because if they were observable, then you would have evidence and would not require faith.

I works both ways, logic and reason don’t over rule faith.

You’re right, for most people they don’t. But they should.

Both have their place.

I see no place for faith. It adds nothing to our knowledge, and only opens us up to exploitation by frauds and charletains. I believe we should question everything, and take nothing for granted. Only in that way can we reach our true potential as a species.

The existence of God and his action is outside the realm of science.

Only if your god doesn’t interfere in the real world. Which is why modern religions generally have gods which don’t do much. That way it’s harder for science to prove the wrong. Turns out that modern religions did learn a thing or two from the past :)