(July 8, 2012 at 3:46 am)CliveStaples Wrote: These all seem like axiomatic articles of faith, to me. What a priori reason is there to believe that they are true?
Simply because this is what we've learned through our constant study, observation, and evaluation. It wasn't passed down to us in a book and told to us a truth verbatim. It is questioned, it evolves.
Perhaps, yes I can call science my faith. It is not a religion, it is not a philosophy, it doesn't necessarily govern my choices. But I have faith that it is the truth, much as you have faith that there is a god in control of it all.
You really believe in a man who has helped to save the world twice, with the power to change his physical appearance? An alien who travels though time and space--in a police box?!?
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