Gravity is still gravity. Light is still light. Electricity is still electricity. The wings on my plane still work, the engines still work. Your computer still works.
One bit of astrophysics doesn't change all of that.
You're right, it doesn't. Which is why I find it so strange that some religious people get so defensive about all this. Why do they see science as they enemy? Why do you?
Science makes no attempt to study the divine. Because it can't. There's no test you can run, no experiment to make, no data to collect, that would provide evidence either for or against the existence of a deity. It does, however, test and study a great deal about our world. If they come up with something that you perceive to be in conflict with your religious beliefs, well, it's up to you to resolve that. (or not)
People like Dawkins have a belief system based in skepticism. Science is all about questioning and testing. When someone presents him ideas from a holy book, he questions them. He asks for evidence. And when no evidence arises, he rejects the idea. Because that's what science does. If I told you an invisible dragon was on my lawn, you wouldn't accept "well you can't prove its NOT there!" Right?
That's what religion asks us all to do. Take the idea on faith. That's the whole point, right? Believing something rather than knowing something. It's the opposite of how science works.
You keep calling science a religion, but I've explained to you how it's fundamentally different. New ideas aren't changing your belief on the subject. Interesting.
95% of science has not been disproven. In fact, just one aspect of astrophysics is only 97% certain now. And here you are, proclaiming the end of science.
Why? What's it to you?
