bro unsaon pagka scientific law ang usa ka theory.. kung dili sa mo-agi og scientific theory? besides naa namay overwhelming evidence..scientists are using these theories to explain and predict things na ilang na observe and so far evolution is consistent. maybe bro wala ka kasabot unsay scientific theory? dili na sya haka2x o magic2x.. na develop na sya nga theory through extensive research and observation.
mao lagi theory lagi na, based on scientific research and observation. pero dugay na kaayo na nga theory. dugay na nga panahon. ang uban nga theory nahimo na ug law. daghan na kaayo. pero kanang inyong gihisgutan nga mga theory ning agi lagi pagka theory pero until now la gyud nahimo ug law. basin nana sad lain theory moguwas nga mo contradict ana mga theory ninyo.
mao na ang scientific community bro..dili dali2x dayon himo-ong law kinahanglan pa na sya og maayong scrutiny labi na kining evolution theory.. unya kung masuta nga naay bago nga theory nya mas katuhu-an edi ad2 sila did2 sa bago.. mao nay naka nindot sab sa scientific community kay kung asa ang mas believable og culpable ad2 sila walay bias. besides bro bisag unsaon pa nato og kumbati diri o bisag unsaon pa nimo og convince imong kaugalingon nga dili ka motuo.. walay paki ang science namatood naman na ang theory evolution its a fact already whether you or me like it or not.
wala man cya gisaway, not that much at least, but the point was hume's skepticism served as the jump point for Kant to consider that Cause is not found in the World, but it is in the very function of our minds to posit causality to the things that appear to us. mao gali to imong gisulti ganina nga cause can only be consider to the "objects of possible experience" exactly why i becomes problematic to follow the thomistic cause when it attempts to explain God through reason (fides quarens intellectum)
in the transcendental dialectic of Cr. Pure Reason, Kant argues that God's existence could not be proven nor disproven.
sa iyang, Cr. Practical Reason, he uses God as a postulate, (taking something without proof) to explain the possibility of morality.
so at the end, Kant's Limiting Concept is still there.
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