Have Science Found God?
Has science found God?
In the past few years a number of scientists have claimed that there is credible scientific evidence for the existence of God. Scientists believe that they are close to solving the world's greatest mystery of all times although knowing that it is improbable.
Over the past few centuries, science can be said to have gradually chipped away at the traditional grounds for believing in God. Much of what once seemed mysterious, the existence of humanity, the life-bearing perfection of Earth and the workings of the universe. Scientists believe that the universe is not populated by mysterious, incomprehensible forces that control our lives and destinies for some unseen purpose. Rather, aided by science, we control our own lives and define our own purpose.
Scientists believe that a fraction of a second after the Big Bang that gave birth to the universe, an invisible energy field called the Higgs field formed.
This has been described as a kind of ‘cosmic treacle’ across the universe. As particles passed through it, they picked up mass, giving them size and shape and allowing them to form the atoms that make up you, everything around you and everything in the universe. God is different from all nature and humanity and everything that exists, in that he has always existed, independent from anything he created. God is not a dependent being, but self-sufficient, self-existent.
Human civilization is based on religion. Humans used religious thought (beginning with ritual burial) to build a model to gain control of the natural world. Think of religion as the rule set that humans use to order their relations. These rules contravene instinct.
Religions like Islam and Christianity has deeply influenced all aspects of life, from how we cope with death and random disaster to what moral codes we abide by, that science should (or could) eliminate all this with a rationalist cleansing of civilization, as a vocal group of orthodox atheists have
In the past few years a number of scientists have claimed that there is credible scientific evidence for the existence of God. Scientists believe that they are close to solving the world's greatest mystery of all times although knowing that it is improbable.
Over the past few centuries, science can be said to have gradually chipped away at the traditional grounds for believing in God. Much of what once seemed mysterious, the existence of humanity, the life-bearing perfection of Earth and the workings of the universe. Scientists believe that the universe is not populated by mysterious, incomprehensible forces that control our lives and destinies for some unseen purpose. Rather, aided by science, we control our own lives and define our own purpose.
Scientists believe that a fraction of a second after the Big Bang that gave birth to the universe, an invisible energy field called the Higgs field formed.
This has been described as a kind of ‘cosmic treacle’ across the universe. As particles passed through it, they picked up mass, giving them size and shape and allowing them to form the atoms that make up you, everything around you and everything in the universe. God is different from all nature and humanity and everything that exists, in that he has always existed, independent from anything he created. God is not a dependent being, but self-sufficient, self-existent.
Human civilization is based on religion. Humans used religious thought (beginning with ritual burial) to build a model to gain control of the natural world. Think of religion as the rule set that humans use to order their relations. These rules contravene instinct.
Religions like Islam and Christianity has deeply influenced all aspects of life, from how we cope with death and random disaster to what moral codes we abide by, that science should (or could) eliminate all this with a rationalist cleansing of civilization, as a vocal group of orthodox atheists have