Scientific Prayer Makes God A Celestial Lab

I’m A Skeptic Not Because I Do Not Want To Believe, But Because I Want To Know. How Can We Tell The Difference Between What We Would Like To Be True And What Is Actually True? The Answer Is Science.

In Science , All Conclusions Are Provisional, Subject To New Evidence And Better Arguments, The Very Antithesis Of Religious Faith.

How Can We Find Spiritual Meaning In A Scientific Worldview? Spirituality Is A Way Of Being In The World, A Sense Of One’s Place In The Cosmos, A Relationship To That Which Extends Beyond Oneself. . . . Does Scientific Explanation Of The World Diminish Its Spiritual Beauty? I Think Not. Science And Spirituality Are Complementary, Not Conflicting; Additive, Not Detractive. Anything That Generates A Sense Of Awe May Be A Source Of Spirituality. Science Does This In Spades. (158-159)

Perceiving The World As Well Designed And Thus The Product Of A Designer, And Even Seeing Divine Providence In The Daily Affairs Of Life, May Be The Product Of A Brain Adapted To Finding Patterns In Nature. (38)

Scientists Like Bjorn Lomborg In The Skeptical Environmentalist Have, In My Opinion, Properly Nailed Environmental Extremists For These Exaggerated Scenarios.