I was reading a book just bit earlier, Darwinian Detectives: Revealing the Natural History of Genes and Genomes. From the preface:
Ultimately, science is about making sense of the universe and its parts.
I think that the claim that methodological naturalism is the only way to make sense of the universe and its parts introduces something anti-science into science.
Methodological naturalism has been discussed as nasueum here, and this post adds nothing new. This thread will close in 1 hr unless something new, over what has already been discussed, can be added to the conversation.
I reccomend using the search function of the forum to see what has been discussed already. Engage with prior thought here to ensure something non repetitive is being offered here.
The OP is not about methodological naturalism. It is about whether it is in fact the case that science is ultimately about making sense of the universe and its parts.
Please stop interfering with my discussions.
ETA: See the title of the thread.
The OP argues…
Followed by
Seems to be somewhat of a contradiction.
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