In the first exchange, Dawkins and Collins apparently agreed that the proposition "God exists" is either true or false. Dawkins indicated that science is appropriate to the task of answering the question, but Collins disagreed: "From my perspective, God cannot be completely contained within nature, and therefore God's existence is outside of science's ability to really weigh in."
Dawkins vs. Collins: analysis of the debate. - 1 views
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"God cannot be completely contained within nature," he implied that God can be partly contained within nature, which makes God open to scientific analysis.
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By inventing a category called "supernatural" and relegating hypothetical things to it, they apparently hope to protect those things from the requirement of evidence.
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