as humans we have a thirst for knowledge.. or most of us do. Anyhow, as we progress, we find ways to cure diseases, increase life expectancy, make life easier, make life better, however in our attempts to do all these, are we not attempting to become god ourselves? do we not try to create beings capable of rationalized thought? (Ex. Robots, AI)
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The objective of science
- Thread starter JoojooSpaceape
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firingseeds
Registered Senior Member
no, of course not , joojoo. science is a god given gift. without the brain being used, it wouldn't develop. these are all human arts and skills. that's what i reckon, anyway. god's requirement is the progression of mankind.
Voodoo Child
Registered Senior Member
are we not attempting to become god ourselves?
That would be the logical result of endless advancement.
firingseeds
Registered Senior Member
voodoo
we are sorta gods already. hence be a god to oneself and die, or submit to god and live.
jesus is god.
we are sorta gods already. hence be a god to oneself and die, or submit to god and live.
jesus is god.
"But, as we have seen, movement does not require a mover, and modern quantum mechanics has shown that not all effects require a cause. And even if they did, why would the Prime Mover need to be a supernatural anthropomorphic deity such as the Judaeo-Christian God? Why could it not just as well be the material universe itself?" -Victor J. Stenger - Particle Physicist