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In reply to the discussion: Ben Carson: Religion is needed to interpret science because ‘maybe it’s just propaganda’ [View all]bvf
(6,604 posts)38. It's comedy until you realize
that there are actually people out there who eat this bullshit up and ask for more. Carson and his ilk wouldn't spout such crap otherwise.
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Ben Carson: Religion is needed to interpret science because ‘maybe it’s just propaganda’ [View all]
DonViejo
Mar 2015
OP
The "scientific theories" that permitted freaky Dr. No to do heart transplants was not tested by religion.
Fred Sanders
Mar 2015
#1
You be friendly with the science deniers and Man in the Sky folks, I will continue my snark, OK?
Fred Sanders
Mar 2015
#49
"A person’s religious beliefs are the things that make them who they are, gives them a direction..."
LiberalElite
Mar 2015
#3
A better use for religion in medicine is to transubstantiate internal organs from bread.
Gore1FL
Mar 2015
#4
The idea that science might just be propaganda suggests ignorance of what science is.
Maineman
Mar 2015
#6
Wonder if his medical training at Johns Hopkins University was science based or just propaganda.
appalachiablue
Mar 2015
#10
I love this new trope-Republicans used to be reasonable- in 1992 RNC Keynote Speech was Pat
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#50
There is no such thing as a 'scientific' belief. There is scientific method which produces
Monk06
Mar 2015
#21
the product of the method is tentative "beliefs" that can be discarded if better evidence
yurbud
Mar 2015
#22
while it seems oddly true that anyone who tries to escape theology ends up leaping headfirst right
MisterP
Mar 2015
#24
I say the United States should suspend his license to practice medicine
Half-Century Man
Mar 2015
#27