OK, first off, I'm not denying science's value at all. I think science is extremely important. HOWEVER, i was talking to a friend and he said that he has lost some faith in science because its supposed to be answering the questions of the universe but almost always, science just leads us further down the rabbit hole, posing exponentially more questions every time it gets near an answer.
Obviously that is flawed because we can apply the incomplete knowledge we get and use it to improve ourselves, but what if the study of science is a bottomless pit and there is no final truth, doesn't that make it at least somewhat meaningless? How is the scenario im describing different from other bottomless pits like studying the decimal places of Pi or something similar.
Please keep it civil,
theBishop
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