About the 'God' concept to Albert
Yes. Science is also a belief. It's based on the basic existence assumption of something and postulates (we call these 'axioms' too) governing that something and derivations lead by those postulates. For instance, atom may be that basic existence assumption in nuclear physics. Like in geometry, 'point' is the basic existence assumption. Then we postulate governing 'points' based on intuitions or reasonings which appeal to the human brain and finally derive a lot. These derivations concur with what we perceive, see and measure in the real world. That is to say, our theory works. So we say our conclusions are valid in a world where our 'point' satisfying our axioms exists. We don't say bluntly (equivalently, we don't cheat in this context) that it does exist. Your 'God' theory's basic existence assumption is the element called 'God'. The axioms are like (1) If you don't behave this way (the moral principles enume...