Seems to me that there are holes that can be poked in every scientific theory there is; or at least serious questions raised as to the total credibility of that theory. The morality of religions can be questioned as well, depending on what stance a person wants to take and what they consider to be the definition of "morality". In The youtube video that was posted in this thread that I watched the first ten minutes of the speaker appeared to take the position that the only true moral position was his own. Regardless of whatever belief system a person has, it seems to me that at least some of those beliefs are going to have to be based on faith rather than fact. This being what it is also leaves that set of beliefs open to having some questions or objections raised by others who don't share the same faith in said beliefs.
I have some questions about some of things that pertain to what I believe, but enough things line up that I concede some of what I question to being things that I am going to have faith in, and I am just fine with that. If someone wants to believe what current science says then they are taking what they are believing based on what someone else is telling them as well.
I have some questions about some of things that pertain to what I believe, but enough things line up that I concede some of what I question to being things that I am going to have faith in, and I am just fine with that. If someone wants to believe what current science says then they are taking what they are believing based on what someone else is telling them as well.