aspablog

The idea of discovering God in a laboratory sounds self-contradictory to many; after all faith is central to a relationship with God! How could one possibly have such a relationship without any faith in the first place? How could measuring outputs and testing principles induce said faith? For haven't science and religion always been at odds because God cannot be discovered in a laboratory?! True, science and religion have not always seen eye to eye. But I don't think that means God Him/Herself renounced any and all laboratories across the globe. What if these labs were less a place to prove the presence of God, and more a place to record His/Her work and expressions? Wouldn't dappling in the sciences, and any research therein, only strengthen this belief? I hear a few clear critics disagree among our audience- the sciences require an objective mindset that doesn't presume an output or result, one that stays open to any and all possibilities. Starting from a poi