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From: djhawley@watmath.UUCP (djhawley)
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Subject: Re: Religion, Reason, and Science
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Date: Sun, 20-Nov-83 18:24:59 EST
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I always thought that a scientific theory was not deemed useful because
it predicted FUTURE events, but that it predicted previously unlooked
for or previously unexplained phenomena.

I think that religious theories strive to do the same; enable us to
understand God, human nature, morality, etc., better.

     David Hawley ( 6 months since last on the net.
                    and hoping for a good argument )