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VoidDetector December 07, 2018 at 03:09 1700 views 0 comments
  • Atheism does not merely concern rejecting deities, as you'll see on "Wikipedia/atheism", or point 2 below.
  • Modern Science is an atheistic endeavour. Since we didn't always have modern science, it is probably no surprise that Modern Science emerged from "archaic science/religion/protoscience" in the scientific revolution, as religion was literally dropped from science in the scientific revolution or age of enlightenment. See "Wikipedia/protoscience", or "Wikipedia/Scientific revolution". A quick example: See when "astrology/religion/archaic science" (which concerns deities and religious endeavour) was dropped from "modern science/astronomy", on Wikipedia/astrology and astronomy.
  • This does not mean I am saying religious scientists can't exist. However, atheistic scientists are scientists that tend to objectively analyse the truth value of things including religion; they precisely align with the scientific endeavour of disregarding religious endeavour. This contrasts non-atheistic scientists on this matter, who disregard or "turn off" scientific endeavour while analyzing religion.

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