blonde_cupid,
Faith is belief without evidence or proof. If you have a different definition then we should explore that.
Such a method is not adequate for determining a truth. If the faith belief is true then there is no way to know that. With science we know when we reach truth because of the evidence and proof. If no such evidence is available then science simply does not reach a conclusion. Faith also has no evidence but goes the extra step and claims the idea is true.
The issue is not that faith is testable or not but whether the process is reliable. How does one who uses faith know that their conclusion is valid? This is specifically why the scientific method is used to determine whether something can become knowledge or not.
Faith simply isn’t a complete process, and as such it has no value.
Cris
Wrong? That isn’t a word I would choose.How do you come to the conclusion that faith is wrong? Is faith testable using the scientific method?
Faith is belief without evidence or proof. If you have a different definition then we should explore that.
Such a method is not adequate for determining a truth. If the faith belief is true then there is no way to know that. With science we know when we reach truth because of the evidence and proof. If no such evidence is available then science simply does not reach a conclusion. Faith also has no evidence but goes the extra step and claims the idea is true.
The issue is not that faith is testable or not but whether the process is reliable. How does one who uses faith know that their conclusion is valid? This is specifically why the scientific method is used to determine whether something can become knowledge or not.
Faith simply isn’t a complete process, and as such it has no value.
Cris