Does Science point to God now more than ever?

[Faizal_Ali]

@Gisteron

And in this regard, matter, at least the sort that you or I are ever likely to encounter in our daily lives, is understood rather quite well. “Understood”, in the sense that, setting aside computational complexity, we can in principle predict the development of a material state given initial conditions to within entirely agreeable margins of error. That’s not to say physics is done, that’s not even to say the Standard Model of particle physics (or General Relativity, for that matter) is complete or satisfactory as it is. But it is pretty damn close, and if no progress were to ever be made anymore, we’d still be left with marvels of technology unthinkable even just a few decades ago.

Sean Carroll goes so far as to say: The Laws Underlying The Physics of Everyday Life Are Completely Understood. He also thinks physicists should be making a bigger deal of this achievement. But maybe that would just make people distrust them for being insufficiently intellectually humble.