Assumptions as proof. Really?
Any claim is only as strong as its weakest supporting statement. All science has been taken over by godless thinkers who try to enforce godless thinking throughout the scientific community. They have set up three assumptions. To make these assumptions seem more real, they don’t call them assumptions. They call them axioms. They define “axiom” like this:
– A self-evident or universally recognized truth; a maxim.
– An established rule, principle, or law.
– A self-evident principle or one that is accepted as true without proof as the basis for argument; a postulate.
An axiom is a dogmatic belief that’s based on nothing at all. To say that something is self-evident is irrational. Nothing is self-evident. If you can see that something is true, you must have a reason to believe it. What makes you think it’s true? Oh! You called it an “axiom” so you don’t have to answer that question. Claiming that something is “self-evident” is a way to tell a lie and claim no one has the right to ask questions about it. The axiom is an established rule, principle, or law. Who established it? Not God. God works through revelation, not human claims of axioms.
What are the so-called “axioms” of science that all of science must include as a basis for thought?
Materialism: The claim that the material world is all that exists. No God. No angels. No demons. No heaven. No hell.
Naturalism: The claim that God does nothing. No miracles. No reason to pray.
Uniformitarianism: The claim that everything continues from the beginning as it is now. The present is the key to the past. No creation event. No worldwide Flood.
From these godless axioms, other godless assumptions arise. Humans can rationalize anything. And yet, God, in His mercy, shows these scientists His wisdom. They don’t dare to give God the glory for these revelations. Those who do give God the glory are quickly silenced. The scientific journals are part of the false prophet system, and the message is controlled. Intellect is exalted. God is eliminated. And it’s all based on assumptions. Assumptions labeled “axioms.”