-Removed-In line with what lausey has said, laws cannot be broken by definition. The definition of "Law" is "a rule that is never violated". If a violation occurs then what we thought was a law is in fact not a law.
E.g when a father lifts his baby from it's cot, the law of gravity is not broken, it is merely temporarily superseded by the strength of the parent. However to a being not familiar with the concept of a "parent" the act would appear as though a law had been broken.
I disagree with your interpretation here. The law of gravity only states that a force will be applied. It does not in any way require actual movement. The laws of motion require movement based on the total force applied. When a father lifts his baby from its cot, all the laws are in action and are seen to operate to perfection.
For some people, a miracle does not necessarily violate the laws of physics. It may be something improbable (whether this violates the laws of physics is up for discussion), or merely something beneficial.
What I tend to object to is the term 'supernatural' which is used in an attempt to avoid being challenged by the laws of physics. But it is actually somewhat incoherent once you think about it. For some people, a miracle is supernatural (and thus incoherent).
In Sweden the weather will be snowy, the winter is coming, and the roads will be icy and slippery.
I would love to see a commersial ad, something like this:
"Holy tires for sale!
Blessed by the bishop for higher friction!
Garanteed to prevent accidents for baptized drivers!"
And this would be possible if miracles are possible. They are not possible according to known science. Therefore we can safely laugh at the proposed ad above.
Originally posted by FabianFnashttp://www.spirituality.com/dt/toc_sh.jhtml
In Sweden the weather will be snowy, the winter is coming, and the roads will be icy and slippery.
I would love to see a commersial ad, something like this:
"Holy tires for sale!
Blessed by the bishop for higher friction!
Garanteed to prevent accidents for baptized drivers!"
And this would be possible if miracles are possible. They are not possible according to known science. Therefore we can safely laugh at the proposed ad above.
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Originally posted by tacoandlettuceIt seem you do think it is indeed possible to enhance friction by the technique of blessing!
Why do you desire not to gain true understanding to your immeasurable intelligence? It's very clear you do not.
Is there any scientific measure of friction made to show this blesas-effect?
Originally posted by tacoandlettuceYou evade the question. Therefore I think that you feel painted against a wall, with a sensed no way out of the situation.
And I am being called a troll.
This mean that you agree to my point, that there is no way to religiously alter the laws of science, but just don't want to admit it.
Okay, end of story.
If you still avoid the question, then I am forced to start a new thread just in this matter in order to show that there is no religious power to chance the natural laws of science, i.e. miracles are impossible.
