Not in the sense of “oh, He’s almighty, He can bend and break laws of nature at will, He just never ever does this in a controlled experiment to accentuate the faith element of religion”.
Otherwise, they come in an extreme contradiction just about everywhere.
nullspace@lemmy.world 5 days ago
IAMgROOT@lemmy.wtf 5 days ago
religious figure and scientist are the same person
nullspace@lemmy.world 5 days ago
I’m sure Galileo felt differently.
IAMgROOT@lemmy.wtf 5 days ago
Wasn’t he a Catholic?
Read his letter to
and he never faced corporal punishment, he was under house arrest.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Lemaître
. Galileo argued that this passage could not be used to support the traditional Earth-centred view of the universe at all. If we assume the universe to be as it was described by Claudius Ptolemy, the Sun’s annual motion was a slow movement towards the East, so if God had commanded it to stop, the daily movement towards the West would no longer have been counteracted and as a result the day would actually have got slightly shorter rather than longer. However if we assume the universe to be as Copernicus described it, the Sun is at the centre and its rotation drives the rotation of all the planets. Thus if God had ordered the Sun to stop turning, everything would have stopped and the day would have been longer, just as the Bible describe."
from Wikipedia