Very simple but also very untrue. The basis of science is the scientific method, which is a way of observing the world, making hypotheses about the world and testing them. In science, nothing is taken on faith. If we have observations contrary to even a well established and long tested theory, then nothing is unquestionable.
Of course: if you destroy my Faith then nothing is unquestionable.
I just pointed out that your concept of science was incorrect, that's all. You probably meant "theology" rather than "science".
How can I meant something profound if I'm not wise?
Well, you have me there. It's quite a puzzler, all right.
Wisdom comes from Fearing the Lord.
Thank You for destroying my Faith, sinner!
Best regards.
As much as I'd like to take the credit for that, I haven't destroyed anyone's anything. Faith doesn't need science. Only someone whose faith was weak would need science to prop it up.
You are talking about yourself of course: you have no Faith!
Best regards.
Do you really just do a "no, you are!" post? How old are you?
To answer your question though, no, I was talking about you. You wrote:
Philosophy is lead by Reason (man), Science by Faith (God).
You need science to prop up your faith in God. Christians I know have a very strong faith in God, without any need for science.
I find your lack of faith disturbing.