"No, I can't tell you WHY the hallway chirps. But I can measure it. I can predict the next and following chirp. I have a very good understanding of it and that's good enough for me. I'm not distracted by the philosophical side of WHY the hallway chirps"
No it’s not a good way of doing science, science is best done as the pursuit of the fullness of God’s creation. That’s why all the best scientists who’ve made the greatest contributions have been Christians or in some cases one of the lesser religions.
That's actually a good way for doing science, and it has led to progress in the past. E.g. Kepler explained the how, and Newton the why.
The problem is that he brings this attitude to other aspects as well, where he makes a total fool of himself and makes cavemen look intelligent.
No it’s not a good way of doing science, science is best done as the pursuit of the fullness of God’s creation. That’s why all the best scientists who’ve made the greatest contributions have been Christians or in some cases one of the lesser religions.
You are trying way too hard.
3 year old account with zero posts. Clearly you’re just too damn cool to try.