Keith Parsons on Tentative Science
"Is There a Case for
Christian Theism?" in Does God Exist? (Buffalo, NY: Prometheus, 1991),
p. 190.
Scientific hypotheses are always tentative; they are designed to be
held only so long as they conform to the evidence. Proponents of the
theistic hypothesis, on the other hand, are already sure that their
hypothesis is correct; they only seek evidence to buttress a foregone
conclusion.
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