The Problem of Science --- The Problem of God, Session 1 --- Mark Clark

It’s a popular narrative: faith versus science. But it’s a false dichotomy.

Science moves us forward and deals with objective evidence, while faith leads us backward toward ancient teachings, outmoded holy books, and irrational conclusions—or so the thinking goes.

It’s a cultural myth that tries to argue that there’s nothing that exists we cannot experience with our senses. This myth asserts that anyone who doesn’t trust naturalistic answers to the questions of our lives is irrational, naïve, or insane. Science is about thinking, and faith is about clinging to irrationality.

Secularism and naturalism are the outdated views. On the contrary, it is Christianity that is more rational: the worlds of faith and reason belong together.

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