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<blockquote data-quote="Brock" data-source="post: 2122140" data-attributes="member: 544716">Yes and no.&nbsp; Humans are a product of their environment.&nbsp; Add the ability to reason to that and you get a whole bunch of people who want to argue their point of view rather than just follow the leader like most other animal species.&nbsp; People learn morals, just look at the vast differences of culture across the planet; it varies by environment.To say that science can explain this would be arguable on either side.&nbsp; Here is my theory:&nbsp; You have a seed, lets say, that will grow into a tree.&nbsp; Now, science can explain where that seed came from, what it will grow into, as well as the causality of the processes throughout its lifespan.&nbsp; This is common knowledge.&nbsp; What isn&#039;t common knowledge is the underlying theme of why that certain &#039;causality&#039; results in such an awesome change (and I mean awesome by its proper definition).&nbsp; I think as much as science thinks it can explain everything, it lacks that basic principle of why.&nbsp; I can&#039;t explain it either.&nbsp; To me, that is proof enough that &quot;God&quot; exists.Relate that to Humans and there you have it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brock, post: 2122140, member: 544716"] Yes and no. Humans are a product of their environment. Add the ability to reason to that and you get a whole bunch of people who want to argue their point of view rather than just follow the leader like most other animal species. People learn morals, just look at the vast differences of culture across the planet; it varies by environment. To say that science can explain this would be arguable on either side. Here is my theory: You have a seed, lets say, that will grow into a tree. Now, science can explain where that seed came from, what it will grow into, as well as the causality of the processes throughout its lifespan. This is common knowledge. What isn't common knowledge is the underlying theme of [I]why [/I]that certain 'causality' results in such an awesome change (and I mean awesome by its proper definition). I think as much as science thinks it can explain everything, it lacks that basic principle of why. I can't explain it either. To me, that is proof enough that "God" exists. Relate that to Humans and there you have it. [/QUOTE]

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