Yeah, I wouldn't ask what the fuck youre talking about if I could "see" what you were talking about.
Then you must read. Here is a starting point, to warm you up,
Questions on Science
and Religion.
"If Fr. Jaki reserves special disdain for those who push religion into the realm of
science by insisting on creationism, he has at least as great a disdain for those
scientists who urge science as offering a materialistic explanation of everything.
“Nothing shows so effectively the atrophying character of scientific thinking, or rather
of a thinking that wants to be exclusively scientific, than the denial, by great
scientists, of man’s free will. Einstein was one of these to his eternal shame. … A
world view in which the World, or the Universe writ large is the ultimate entity, allows
no room for free will, not even for thinking freely about such an ultimate entity.”
He even invokes science to demonstrate that science cannot explain all. Specifically,
he invokes Gödel’s Theorem. “Only those trained in mathematical logic would savor”
Gödel’s Theorem as first expressed in 1931, but, he says, it was put “in a form
comprehensible to the layman” in 1962. Basically, Gödel’s Theorem demonstrates
Culture Wars: Science and Religion
http://www.culturewars.com/2006/Jaki.html
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mathematically that in any arithmetic system there will be a statement that can
neither be proved nor disproved; the consistency of an arithmetic system cannot be
proved within that system. To prove or disprove every conceivable statement about
numbers within the system, one must go outside the system to come up with new
rules and axioms - thus creating a larger system with its own unprovable statements."
Then I would suggest, The Sixteen Saviors, to peak your appetite for religion.
Come back when you are hungry for more, the list is long.
