Atheistic Dogma- Scientific Fundamentalism

[sswhateverlove]

So, you are putting a much higher confidence than the actual trained scientists that study these subjects.

Again, what do you know that they don't?

Just my personal experiences, which are valuable to only me.

Also, have we asked these scientists their opinion? I haven't personally, but from what I've heard, somewhere between 7 and 15% of NAS members believe in a personal god. I don't know about how many consider the possibility of ID beyond that...

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And i'd have it no other way. Point is, what evidence currently unknown to us will change what we currently think of as impossible?

There are already experiments that were done on the topic that have negative results. The positive results are embarrassedly bias or statistically insignificant. So its not like these ideas haven't been tested.

What experiments are you referring to?

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Might be impossible to speculate

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Nope, it's not. Forming a theory about a subject without firm evidence is exactly what we're doing. Not impossible at all.