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Originally Posted by TheSquealer
There is just as much faith in physics as there is in religion. People will just as readily argue for unknowns and theories in physics based on math as they will for unknowns in religion based on "evidence" and when new evidence is presented in either, faulty/wrong beliefs are explained away, current beliefs modified and the wheels keep turning.
Beliefs are just that. Beliefs. and "faith" is just that. Faith. Not "absolute fact". Faith.
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And the same faith that exists in physics and religion exists in the new field of neuro-sciences. Science demands proof, and for the proof to be replicated by others, at which time it graduates from theory to fact/law until it is proven wrong. Religion only demands faith of its believers.