Can something be true if it is not scientific?

A basic principle in science is that any law, theory, or otherwise can be disproven if new facts or evidence are presented. If it cannot be somehow disproven by an experiment, then it is not scientific. Take, for example, the Universal Law of Gravitation.

What is needed for an idea to be scientifically reliable?

The idea behind reliability is that any significant results must be more than a one-off finding and be inherently repeatable. Other researchers must be able to perform exactly the same experiment, under the same conditions and generate the same results.

What is a statement that Cannot be proven or disproven?

You’re wondering what to call a statement that is neither falsifiable nor verifiable. This is at the heart of the ‘demarcation’ problem between science and non-science (or what is sometimes called metaphysics). Things which cannot be proven/verified or disproven/falsified are then called metaphysics or metaphysical.

What does science prove that is never proven?

Proof – Science never proves anything. Science gives “error bars” that tell how many digits of accuracy any one theory currently has. I’ve never touched an instrument that can change any digit in the book of chemical constants first published in the 1930s. The numbers in that book will never change. Still, inorganic chemistry is never proved.

Can We prove God’s existence?

God’s existence cannot be proven scientifically. But although God’s existence can’t be proven, reasonable people acknowledge that the small number of alternative explanations for the wonders of material and spiritual reality can’t be proven either.

What do we believe despite a lack of verifiable proof?

From things we could never see with the human eye to life forms that have yet to be verified, here are the top 10 things we believe despite a lack of verifiable proof. While conspiracy theories and UFO sightings abound, we don’t have verifiable proof that other lifeforms exist in the space beyond our own planet.

Is it reasonable to assume that everything in spiritual reality has cause?

Just as it is reasonable to assume that everything in physical reality has a cause, it is reasonable to assume that everything in spiritual reality has a cause. Immaterial spiritual values like love and goodness are even more amazing than the material wonders of the universe. God’s existence cannot be proven scientifically.