Jay520 on 11 February 2013
| mrstickball said: You frame the argument as if science makes religion irrelevant. It doesn't. Religion has adapted for millennia to new findings and science. Furthermore, science doesn't disprove that God exists - only that certain aspects of various books are likely allegorical. Religion will not die out in your generation, not by a long shot. It may lose its majority status in some, maybe even many countries, but that doesn't mean that it will magically die because of science. Why? Because there are still arguments for the existence of God. They aren't scientific, nor should they ever have been. The arguments for God are more of a philosophical nature. Those arguments are likely to always exist, because they do not rely on empiricism. |
huh? The OP never said science makes religion irrelevant. He never even mentioned science.
