Dogma

Tzvi Freeman

Science has no room for dogma, for statements that pretend to describe absolute truth. Exact science is about measurements and behaviors, the tools that make those measurements and behaviors, and the human consciousness that observes all of the above.

This is all very, very useful. But it has nothing to do with describing "that which is."

—from a letter to a scientist

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Daniel G. Rivera Mexico City September 5, 2017

Science Science is only the form that man has applied his intelligence, given by the Creator, to understand and explain the sophisticated complex of the creation. There is no contradiction between the principles of the Word of God and the development of science. Science is in reality very young, Tales of Mileto, VII b.c.e.; Aristotle, IV b. c. e; Descartes, XVII century.
The Tanaj was written between XIV b.c.e. and IV b.c.e. Reply

Tzvi Freeman October 22, 2015

Re: Mathematician That's Aristotle's god. The G-d of the Jews created mathematics out of nothing. Reply

Eugina Giovanna Herrera New York City, New York October 18, 2015

Mathematician Is it not (G-d) a mathematician? Which is which?

Thank you Reply