If science creates things, it's. not the scientists who say if what they discover or make is good. That's a philosophical question. The philosophical question may lead to a theological one. Neither of these fields do the first. They all serve a purpose.
Nope, what is "good" is a matter of opinion, and that is literally what philosophy and theology are, opinions by arrogant blowhards. They do not deal with objective reality, and thus everything they say can be dismissed. If they actually cared about reality, they would at least study mathematical logic, which is at least objective and reproducible. The people that study philosophy are people of average intelligence trying to convince you they're geniuses.
That's not true, it depends on the field. Also, theologians and philosophers are just the people too stupid to do real science.
If science creates things, it's. not the scientists who say if what they discover or make is good. That's a philosophical question. The philosophical question may lead to a theological one. Neither of these fields do the first. They all serve a purpose.
Nope, what is "good" is a matter of opinion, and that is literally what philosophy and theology are, opinions by arrogant blowhards. They do not deal with objective reality, and thus everything they say can be dismissed. If they actually cared about reality, they would at least study mathematical logic, which is at least objective and reproducible. The people that study philosophy are people of average intelligence trying to convince you they're geniuses.
Hercules was a man. I'm a man. Therefore I'm Hercules.
What logical fallacy was that?