How do you reconcile faith with real world reality?

[Nozzferrahhtoo]

Originally Posted by cupper3

Actually, no, it is not about faith. I'm the OP.

Its a question of how your faith reconciles with reality.

So it is.... about faith.... then.

The point however I was making is that it is not a thread about the definition of "intuition" or anything else granpa is trying to derail the thread into.

It would appear to me that the only way I have seen people reconcile faith with reality, is to simply ignore the inconvenient parts of reality, or misrepresent it.

[Drew K]

Originally Posted by cupper3

What is the difference between ignoring and actively ignoring the real world and science as a person of faith.

Does your faith require you to ignore (actively or otherwise) anything you observe in the world around you?

Why or why not?

When science can create a world for itself & nothing to do with this one, its taken, then it can get its own church and pass the basket around. Until then science works for man , his aspirations and religion. Employees. Employee's are not in charge , attempts to take over would be trespassing, good luck on that one.

[cupper3]

Originally Posted by Drew K

When science can create a world for itself & nothing to do with this one, its taken, then it can get its own church and pass the basket around. Until then science works for man , his aspirations and religion. Employees. Employee's are not in charge , attempts to take over would be trespassing, good luck on that one.

This is where you don't get it.

One doesn't believe in science, one understands it, or not.

I suspect you don't. Answer me this one, how does a theory become a theory?