Of all the science fields which eould you say have more say if there is a god or not?

[THE_FORKLIFT]

I would say a physicist since the study the natural laws of the universe and put there own logic in to them.
Albert Einstein was a firm believer that there is a god

And I would say a Biologist because the little I know blows my mind to know amusing stuff that happens in such very small organisms

What you guys think??

[Russian Crushin]

Theoretical physics

Biology, not really. Ima a Bio major and nothing in Bio really disproves God, other then maybe the theory of evolution

[Spartacus Sully]

Originally Posted by Russian Crushin

Theoretical physics

Biology, not really. Ima a Bio major and nothing in Bio really disproves God, other then maybe the theory of evolution

do you think that if some one were to create actual life though natural process's from the basic elements on our planet billions of years ago it would disprove god?

[Miburo]

Science has nothing to do with such things by definition.

[Russian Crushin]

Originally Posted by Spartacus Sully

do you think that if some one were to create actual life though natural process's from the basic elements on our planet billions of years ago it would disprove god?

I dont really get what you mean

[THE_FORKLIFT]

Originally Posted by Russian Crushin

Theoretical physics

Biology, not really. Ima a Bio major and nothing in Bio really disproves God, other then maybe the theory of evolution

Agree, Theoretical physics is indeed the one I was the one I was basing myself on....
Biology really was the subject that turned me in a believer once I new how cells work, and the whole human systems work from a single cell to muscle contractions, lactid acid build up, how we get ATP, the whole Shabang. I came to my theory that there is an architect to all of this and Im not counting like all the other science fields which Im sure have some patterns and reasons for those patterns...

[Spartacus Sully]

Originally Posted by Russian Crushin

I dont really get what you mean

like if biology proved that life required no out side force to be created, it could just occur naturaly, how do you think that would effect the idea that god created humans.

[THE_FORKLIFT]

Originally Posted by Tengoshi

Science has nothing to do with such things by definition.

One can only observe and make educated guesses...

[Russian Crushin]

Originally Posted by Spartacus Sully

like if biology proved that life required no out side force to be created, it could just occur naturaly, how do you think that would effect the idea that god created humans.

Well thats pretty much how it does work IMO

But the main point that people cant get is how life started

[Miburo]

Originally Posted by Lazerjab

One can only observe and make educated guesses...

No, by definition, science has nothing to do with such questions. What you conclude off the basis of its findings is irrelevant to the subject itself. It's amazing how unfamiliar people in this day and age are with philosophy. Your "theory" was elucidated centuries ago.