Silvana

There have been studies trying to prove whether or not payers work as well as studies trying to prove the existence of God. This article flips it, and asks if there is a science to prayers? I don't think there is a concrete answer to either question. http://www.ifcj.org/learn/holy-land-moments/daily-devotionals/jacobs-sword-and-bow-1.html My take is exactly this from the article: "Ultimately, it’s hard to study something that can’t be seen or measured. For believers, it’s from faith and experience that we know how deeply prayer impacts our lives." And I would say it is the same for skeptics. What would it take to convince a skeptic to believe, or a believer not to believe?

How would you define proof, anyway? What measurements would you require? Would there be any way to duplicate results? As long as any of this is in question, you will always have believers and disbeliivers.

Science can neither prove nor disprove the existence of God. And whether it does or not, those who believe will continue to believe, and those who don't won't.