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'''Scientism''' is the belief that the [[scientific method]] has no (or few) limits and can successfully be applied to almost all domains and provides an explanation for everything. It is also used to refer to the idea that others worship [[science]] and its results.<ref>Ashgate Science and Religion Series</ref> | '''Scientism''' is the belief that the [[scientific method]] has no (or few) limits and can successfully be applied to almost all domains and provides an explanation for everything. It is also used to refer to the idea that others worship [[science]] and its results.<ref>Ashgate Science and Religion Series</ref> | ||
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| + | Scientism, as defined above, is most adored by the conservative party, or those who share their views, as the conservative way is to naturally ''try'' to think of anything '''negative''' to throw at those who are a member of the democratic party. The above definition is in fact, not scientism as is defined by dictionaries, but a twisted form of actual definitions told my Merriam-Webster, and other websites or dictionaries. | ||
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Revision as of 18:06, June 16, 2009
Scientism is the belief that the scientific method has no (or few) limits and can successfully be applied to almost all domains and provides an explanation for everything. It is also used to refer to the idea that others worship science and its results.[1]
Scientism, as defined above, is most adored by the conservative party, or those who share their views, as the conservative way is to naturally try to think of anything negative to throw at those who are a member of the democratic party. The above definition is in fact, not scientism as is defined by dictionaries, but a twisted form of actual definitions told my Merriam-Webster, and other websites or dictionaries.
Reference
- ↑ Ashgate Science and Religion Series