"If you exclude the supernatural from science, then if the world or
some phenomena within it are supernaturally caused -- as most of the world's people believe -- you won't be able to reach that truth scientifically. Observing methodological naturalism thus hamstrings science by precluding science from reaching what would be an enormously important truth about the world. It might be that, just as a result of this constraint, even the best science in the long run will wind up with false conclusions."
— Alvin Plantinga, philosopher
God will judge those on the outside;
1 Corinthians 5:13 NLT
some phenomena within it are supernaturally caused -- as most of the world's people believe -- you won't be able to reach that truth scientifically. Observing methodological naturalism thus hamstrings science by precluding science from reaching what would be an enormously important truth about the world. It might be that, just as a result of this constraint, even the best science in the long run will wind up with false conclusions."
— Alvin Plantinga, philosopher
God will judge those on the outside;
1 Corinthians 5:13 NLT