as a speaker of both Hebrew and Greek..

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ESV is pretty good

<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question ✝

- Should Christianity have an earthly central authority or be congregational? How would you realistically implement either or universally?

I don't think religion should be a thing at all

yikers

>german is a terrible rendition of both hebrew and greek

as a language scholar you just posted cringe bro

Lol okay chief

Put up some credentials

@Deleted User same. Religion is anti-science

its holding us back

Hmmmm

Religion or religious people

yes

both

they are both bad

Modern day religious people

And all of them?

A Catholic priest came up with the big bang theory and great expansion theory

thats not what i mean by anti-science

And genetics was another catholic discovery (pretty sure don’t quote me)

Oop

>most scientific advances in history were made by Christians

>anti-science

OK

they believe without evidence

that is anti-science

they come to a conclusion then they misrepresent facts to back said conclusion

Science can only prove things about the material world, agree?

they have been hostile towards evolution, big bang cosmology, and radiometric dating

I believe in science without reason

and this hostility does not arise from scientific errors within the theories

they arise from superstition

Most people have faith in science without ever seeing the evidence for themselves

Which is anti-science

oh really? like who

If you look at Catholic teaching specifically it argues that science is one of the most important ways we have to learn about the material world

Atheists

and in what ways

And religion in the ancient times was explicitly supporting the philosophy of the time, which included that form of science

the difference between "faith in science" and "faith in God" is that if you really wanted, you could find empirical evidence backing your "faith in science"