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Many scientists want to see or have proof before they believe in anything.Why wouldn't it be possible?
ok, so forensics isn't a science? engineers are scientists? and what about doctors. medicine is very much a type of science.Many scientists want to see or have proof before they believe in anything.
I say yes and we need scientist that are Christians. If all Christians just decided that they don't want to have anything to do with science, then Christians would not have the knowledge to defend themselves in a science vs. Christian beliefs type of debate.
Of course! Modern science has its roots in Christianity and there are many scientists that are Christians.What do you think?I think it is possible.
The problem I see these days is that most secular University science courses have an anti-creation bias where they should stick to their mandate and teach and investigate scientific stuff not philosophy. Unless it's a philosophy of science course of course. :biggrin
That's because creation isn't science. However, most christian scientists do not mind looking at the beginning of the world from a more scientific based view point, something along the lines of "God created the universe and He used things that we call "Big Bang" or "Evolution" to do so." They consider science a valid approach to studying what and how God created. Faith and accepting evolution is no contradiction for them.
There are many scientists who are Christians .... and many Christians who are scientists.
Creation is still sorta science ( how it happened ) but because neither scientists nor creationists know the nuts and bolts of how it all happened in the beginning we get this cross over of science into philosophy. The Christian scientist should be able to say " I don't know how Yahweh did it " and the atheist should be able to say " I don't know ". For the atheist to say their knowledge of the beginning indicates there isn't a Creator is leaving science and entering philosophy.
What field are you in? View on creation as opposed to evolution? Hm...maybe I shouldn't ask that. Haha. This isn't the debate forum, but people will want to debate it anyway. For my part, I'm asking out of curiosity.I am both. What would you like to know?
The question of whether there was a beginner eludes all empirical research. So you are right that's philosophy or theology.
But since it is something that we cannot do research about the creator is not part of science and will never be. That's not because there's a bias. It's just not part of the field.