NorthernWind
Paragon
★★★★★
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2021
- Posts
- 17,556
[Presumably] during Medieval times in Europe circulated many relics ( bones, body parts ) of various Christian saints.
There could be the same body parts of the same saint in various places.
Non-believers and skeptics used this argument against established Church and Christian belief.
It's very strange that non-believers and skeptics are highly critical towards Christendom but they are much less critical towards modern 'science'.
But how do we know that science is infallible?
Maybe bones of prehistoric animals or humans are also manufactured and fake?
Scientists are humans and can be highly unreliable and scientific fields can be full of charlatans.
People believe in science usually because modern technology is sophisticated and it's working.
But technology doesn't prove that all scientific fields are correct. Working technology can exist even in 'unscientific' societies.
Just because my phone works doesn't mean that I should believe in the existence of Neanderthals or that earth is X-years old.
There could be the same body parts of the same saint in various places.
Non-believers and skeptics used this argument against established Church and Christian belief.
It's very strange that non-believers and skeptics are highly critical towards Christendom but they are much less critical towards modern 'science'.
But how do we know that science is infallible?
Maybe bones of prehistoric animals or humans are also manufactured and fake?
Scientists are humans and can be highly unreliable and scientific fields can be full of charlatans.
People believe in science usually because modern technology is sophisticated and it's working.
But technology doesn't prove that all scientific fields are correct. Working technology can exist even in 'unscientific' societies.
Just because my phone works doesn't mean that I should believe in the existence of Neanderthals or that earth is X-years old.