Some questions are just irrelevant
I watched most of the debate in my previous post, and there was a common theme hammered home by the theistic side – that there are certain questions science cannot answer. These are questions like...
I'm a little disappointed that Carroll and Shermer didn't hammer back on this one, because this is like shooting fish in a barrel.
All of those questions are based upon certain assumptions, like:
- Where did the universe come from?
- What happens to us when we die?
- What is the meaning of our existence?
I'm a little disappointed that Carroll and Shermer didn't hammer back on this one, because this is like shooting fish in a barrel.
All of those questions are based upon certain assumptions, like:
- The universe had to have come from something else
- Something happens to us when we die
- There is a meaning to our existence
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