Faith as the Foundation of Science

The relationship between faith and science is explored, highlighting that science does not disprove faith; rather, it suggests that faith is foundational to scientific inquiry. The discussion emphasizes that the Christian faith, in particular, has historically served as the birthplace of science, providing the moral and philosophical underpinnings necessary for scientific exploration. Many argue that a purely materialistic worldview ultimately fails to provide adequate answers to the complexities of existence, leading to a resurgence of interest in theistic perspectives. This shift reflects a recognition that intellectual arguments traditionally used against belief in God are losing their potency in contemporary discourse.