If people truly believe in the cognitive and natural worlds, then science would have to acknowledge the existence of such phenomena.

There isn’t a single part of physics or biology where there would be a need for God to exist.

In fact, a miracle would only occur when science were forced to acknowledge the interference humans have made with nature.

A natural science is unable to examine events that occurred in the past.

Nothing works properly.

It’s just as ridiculous to believe in the “Spaghetti Monster from the Flying Saucer” as it is to believe in Yahweh.

Science and faith can be reconciled in the sense that science may sometimes be mistaken.

This doesn’t make any sense.

With their wisdom and knowledge, what if scientists were unable to agree on what the shape of the Earth is?

Isn’t it the case that theology doesn’t discuss whether God is the answer; rather, it only focuses on whether the reasons for believing in God need to be justified?

Has science seriously adopted the axiom that the world has a supernatural origin?