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Originally Posted by JustDisGuy
What about the one about how nothing can go faster than the speed of light? Fact is, there have been recent experiments that accelerated particles beyond the speed of light. Huh. So much for Truth, eh? Apparently, Science is just so much conjecture that one "believes" in until something better comes along. You may not like it, but Science is as much a faith-based religion as Christianity.
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Science isn't a body of unquestionable knowledge accepted by faith, it's the set of theories that best fit the facts we have available. If you don't have evidence for something, or there is evidence to the contrary, you reject it: that's the opposite of faith, period, and anybody who says different is just trying to equivocate.
The main difference between science and faith is that that science is probably at least mostly true, whereas faith is always false (but nobody wakes up and gets with the program).