05 Mar '13 16:19>1 edit
Originally posted by e4chris
There is muslim science tho, the early muslims were brilliant at it. Also where science does not have an explanation god is valid, Hawking said something like that.
There is muslim science tho, the early muslims were brilliant at it
Yes, there was much science done by early Muslims that was brilliant (I assume that is what you meant by "muslim science"?) but not because they were Muslims but, rather, despite of them being theists. Theism really gets in the way of science.
Also where science does not have an explanation god is valid,
No, where science does not have an explanation, we have no explanation; and that's it; no need for superstition just because of ignorance of the truth.
There was a time when science had no explanation for the colours of the rainbow -was god 'valid' then? We now know the law of diffraction -no god involved.
When one does not know, it is stupid to explain it away with a god. Much more intelligent and honest to just humbly admit ignorance.
Hawking said something like that.
Actually, he didn't. Although he did make an awful lot of very silly quotes I admit.