The Simple Truth about Light

[Aegon]

I agree, to an extent. Though I think we glorify science a bit too much on occasion... it's impossible to avoid subjectivity when relying on any data perceived or interpreted by people. Also, real, legitimate scientists have had agendas to push and have allowed that to cloud their studies (yes, you can say "Well they weren't legitimate scientists, but then I'd push back on your definition of a scientist.) Not to mention that many scientific studies have been difficult or impossible to replicate (particularly in psychology but virtually in all fields.)

I think it's the best we got for understanding the universe we live in but sometimes the language people use has me uncomfortable, bordering on irrational worship of science.

The difference is how sincere is the demand to avoid subjectivity, and how hard one is expected to try to avoid subjectivity, as demonstrated by what controls are in place to measure the results.

That's fair.

I think it's always important to remember that, while science is the best we have, it is imperfect and what is true today may not be true tomorrow.

Sorry to ruin it for anyone-
Religion is the only man-made thing that attempts to systematically and proactively benchmark itself against something higher than that the very basest and most worthless of all possible standards - man’s own wishful thinking

o rly? Where's Bible 2.0?

Bible Part II: Electric Boogaloo. A Netflix Original!

Sorry to ruin it for anyone-
Religion is the only man-made thing that attempts to systematically and proactively benchmark itself against something higher than that the very basest and most worthless of all possible standards - man’s own wishful thinking

I fail to see that in any of the Abrahamic religions. Can you show me how Christianity does?