there, you talk about god, I say god exists, and that is to my knowledge.
This is good, that people realize for one reason or another, that God exists.
Scientifically minded people have simply attempted to prove that God doesn't exist, through science. Often they don't realize that their science doesn't go far enough. That's why they think science has proven that God doesn't exist.
Keep up the good work, and remain in your faith. But if you can, please find some science that shows scientifically that God exists.
Well I think this is a big misunderstanding. Almost no one in science is actively trying to prove that God does not exist. The problem is that we know so much about the world already and have a very comprehensive theory of it and there is not God needed in these models. Which means even the God of the gaps can only be some god, quite different from what people think of, when they think of God.
is an important point. Scientific theories have little strength regarding what exists. They are only there to put forth ideas. The reason that they are not important regarding reality is, opposing theories can be made. In fact, this happens all the time.
If somebody wanted to make a literal scientific theory regarding God, that theory would destroy a whole bunch of other scientific theories, because it could be made to be way more logical. How? Anything that we didn't have an answer for could be attributed to God. A good portion of the reason why we have scientific theories is to get rid of God in our thinking, whether or not He is real.
I disagree with that for the following reasons:
Scientific theories do describe what exists so they have a very strong relation to reality. The important point is, that they describe observations and do not explain them in a sense that they answer "why" things are as they are.
A scientific theory of God is not really possible so far, since there are no observations that could be attributed to a God and since scientific theories do describe observations it is not really possible to make a scientific model of God. However, it is possible to point out where scientific knowledge opposes biblical or other religious viewpoints.
