From: Scott Roberts (jse885@localnet.com)
Date: Tue Apr 19 2005 - 01:13:41 BST
Ant,
Scott Roberts stated April 18th 2005:
>Oh yes, and I'm still waiting for an example where science and
>contemporary,
>non-fundamentalist theism are in conflict. As I've said before, you're
>about
>50 to 100 years out of date.
Ant:
For starters, what about transubstantiation? i.e. the Roman Catholic belief
that the Eucharist (that represents the presence of Christ in the mass) is
literally the body and blood of Jesus.
Scott:
Where's the conflict? The doctrine of transubstantiation does not declare
that something that science can measure has been changed. If you are going
to say that there is conflict because science cannot detect Christ in the
bread and wine, then you would have to say that art and science are in
conflict because science cannot detect the beauty of a painting.
- Scott
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