The Limits of Science | A Conversation with Dr Schulz
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"Conversations" is a long-form interview series with Pastor Wolfmueller. In this conversation he talks with Dr Gregory Schulz regarding the limits of scientific knowledge and the dangers of scientism.
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This was great shared with family who say trust the science and I say trust God. Blessings to you.
This was a Home Run interview! Please have him back for more! And yes, I watched all the way to the end (and will again).... just helping to flatten your curve (in re: stats graph on excerpt video) :)
What a great discussion! Thank you both. Speaking of CS Lewis, it occurs to me that the Space Trilogy is a narrative rebuke of scientism and a view into the pre-modern worldview.
Thank you for this Pastor Wolfmuller. I loved the format and content. Dr. Schulz is great I would love more content like this!
Loved this. What a great interview! I hope we get to see more interviews like this. :)
Loss of LOGOS means loss of reason...perfect point
Excellent! Thank you for putting into words what my very soul and mind knows!
I love your comment. It jumped out at me -- you put into words how I felt. It inspired me to write my comment above.
As an LCMS organic chemist, I very much enjoyed this interview. Thanks!
I'm sure you mean Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry, since you apply the acronym as an adjective to organic chemist...I suppose non-chemists might think you mean Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, but once you've set up and analyzed a few thousand LC/MS runs, it's hard to think of the letters meaning anything else!
@@AncientNovelist I actually meant Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Haha I wasn't sure if I'd have to clear up that acronym confusion or not! I didn't expect too many other organic chemists here in the comments!
@@danieldobbins2850 You never know where the odd organic chemist may be lurking!
Brothers, there is no such thing as an "Organic" Chemist; they are made through years and years of purposeful study!
So glad I am not only scientist...I jest...Confessional Lutheranism is the only real faith scientists can sign on to! P.S. I enjoyed heterocyclic organic chemistry on my road to medical school...so fascinating!
Excellent! We need more material like this from learned men of God before they are gone. Thank you Pastor Wolfmueller
Really interesting video.
PS. You might want to have a look at how many mid rolls youtube puts on the video by default, I got like 15+ ads on this one.
PPS. Would love to see more interviews like this. :)
Sorry about that. It's automatic. I just cleaned it up.
WOW!! Love it. Definitely going to replay this one several times. Thanks guys.
Just finished the whole thing. Excellent! Thank you Pastors!
This was awesome!
Boys compare truck rims. Men compare bookshelves.
Love the concept of losing frogginess of frog. When the soul is separated from the body and you dissect body...you only get parts...not personality or spark of humanity as God created us.
Very well done.
You posted the link to Doodling "Meditation in a Toolshed" on Wednesday What Not on Feb 12,2021!
This was really informative and helpful. I'll need to digest it for a couple of days and come back to it. More videos like this, PrBW!
I do love the interviews. Thank you for sharing. God's peace be with you.
More, please! Thanks
That was very brainy indeed. Thanks for the excellent food for thought and reflection.
That was awesome. Thirsty for more.
really interesting to listen to this 2 yrs on, when scientism seems to have become the new truth, and any form of religion ridiculed and viewed with a lot of contempt and mistrust.... thanks for this
I love it when he says "cosmos" (a biblical term) i hate it when he says "universe" which is a "Big Bang" word...
Dr. Schultz preached at my church in Milwaukee this Sunday.
Much enjoyed. Didn't find this when you originally did the interview and really appreciated it at this time.
Absolute dynamite! Thank you Holy Spirit !
Science and Scripture do not conflict. If the Bible conflicts with a person's opinion then they need to go find out why they are wrong ...
These interviews are a great!! Thank you for this, hope to see more soon.
More please!!
i want to know the actual physical limits science can study too and what we cant study because our laws wont let us.
I am a scientist by training, not philosopher, theologian, or cowboy and such. That being said, still Lutheran curious and intrigued at depth of thought and discussion. Scripture focuses on the "I" initially, the 'we," of Isreal. Then "we" is people group based, Babylonian, Roman, Greek, etc. Then after Christianity spreads, a few hundred years of "others" occur and Christianity spread like wildfire from the martyrdom of this "others" focus. Enlightenment comes back to I, with monarchy. Twentieth century "modernity" more a return to "we" but rather nationalism versus people/family groups. Then World Wars and bloodiest century so far. How do we get Christianity...especially in Merica where we are functionally Biblically illiterate back to the other focus? Matthew "Go, Baptize, make disciples, and teach all I taught you." Jesus. Discussion is amazing.
Oh and Chemnitz ROCKS!
Links, please. Thanks for the informative, encouraging message.
In the description.
Thank you for this!
EXTREMELY intereresting conversation, and EXTREMELY well put together. I know we are all "fearfully and wonderfully made" (Psalms chapter 139), and that "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom" (Psalm 111), and being how the world is right now I've been so ready for this discussion. Please do more presentations on this topic.
Scientific method proves nothing only disproves hypothesis. So limited and should not be worshiped "Scientism"
Read Toolshed midstream, as I had not heard of it before. If anyone wants a fuller exposition of this, read Abolition of Man.
P.S. recovering United Methodist!
Thanks Brian this great stuff
There is no limit to science - it is a true statement. It is only the human knowlegde of science that is limited like us, humans. I hope one day all pseudo philosophers who pretend to teach in the name of God and confuse terms, will disappear.
In the sense of scientific method (observation) there are limitations. So, yes, human knowledge of science is limited. I encourage you to listen to this video, in its entirety, again -- with an open mind. Expand your knowledge, your understanding of "what is out there".
Natalie, maybe if you keep thinking it through, and thinking it through and open your heart, your view will open up . . .(?)