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Date/Time 12 Jul 2014 7:38:04pm
Whilst I agree with you that speculation beyond material and temporal phenomena is indeed unscientific (including the premise of the existence of God) to say that 'disbelief in God is unscientific' seems an odd position to take. The belief or disbelief in the existence of God is categorically unscientific as there is no observable, measurable or repeatable interaction with it/ him/ her from which to draw conclusions. This means that the existence of God or lack thereof bears no significance as we have no way of learning more about God's influence on us. we can only explore how the universe interacts with us and itself. Therefore it is far more productive to explore the universe independently and not get caught up with petty arguments about a hypothetical prime mover.
