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> I don't see any inconsistency between a universe created by God and any scientific observations we make within that creation. I don't know if there's a name
by jarin 15y ago
> I don't see any inconsistency between a universe created by God and any scientific observations we make within that creation.
I don't know if there's a name for this argument, but it would seem to imply that a god or gods are not necessary (whether or not it or they exist). When you combine that with Occam's Razor (the hypothesis that makes the fewest assumptions is likely the correct one), my interpretation is that there is likely not a god or gods.
- Dove 15y agoTo be strict, a completely successful theory of the origin of life would mean that God was not necessary to explain that. He could still be necessary to explain other things.