Ben tu m'en reparlera quand ta langue natale sera le français, mon grand. Et non, j'avoue que je ne maîtrise pas toutes les disciplines scientifiques (et j'ai jamais dit ca).
How about this chart:
"can the faith be improved to fit the new evidence"
Abdul Fattah : Hahahahaha!!! Your «reply» is so going in the Richard Dawkins forum! If, as you say, that's a «muslim pwnage», well, :exhausted hahaha
1: «Faith be improved to fit the evidence». WTF? Dude, faith is, by definition, exempt of facts and evidence. Facts and evidence are what make the difference between knowledge and faith. Knowledge= facts, faith=doesn't give a **** about facts.
2: «Use faith to better understand the universe» Faith is used to understand your universe, the one in your head. It has nothing to do with reality (real reality, not the one you made up in your head).
3: «Reject faith»: never seen someone do that. Faith cannot be rejected (except if you think criticaly), because it's based on nothing (absence of facts). If someone has faith than the earth is plane, no matter what evidence you show him (pictures, mathematical explanation), he'll just say: That's my faith and I believe it. Everything you showed me was made by the devil, trying to turn me away from god.
«BTW, no evidence has been found so far that rejects faith...»: Err, yes. Homeopathy, reflexology, religion (Adam and Eve, impossible stuff. It's genetically impossible to start with only 2 individuals. But when you say that to the religious nuts, they say the same thing than the plane earth guy.
I AM a religious person, if not a theist. However for some reason I find
very worrying. It just seems to be a ticket for corrupting whatever faith it happens to be in order to 'fit' the new evidence, the most visible manifestations I can think of being the constant outbreaks of Qur'anic sciento-gibberish from Harun Yahya and the like. Although I will admit my own religion isn't immune either, with 'parallels' to quantum physics and such. Most Buddhists, though, think it a complete waste of time, and wisely so IMHO. The Buddha knew nothing about quantum physics and certainly wasn't talking about or describing it.
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