/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12345897
>According to science
According to science there is no such thing as morality. No object has any intrinsic value apart from what we choose to grant it. This is why blind science for science's sake, and materialism in general, is morally-bankrupt and is leading to the decline and eventual destruction of mankind.

Religion was the foundation of our entire ethical and moral codes, the very basic building block of our civilization, and like petulant children we tore it all down without thinking of what would replace it. So now there is nothing there. A big empty void. So we carry on like drones, with no purpose or place. No ultimate goal in life other than transitioning from one day until the next until we eventually expire.

The French Revolution was the beginning of the end of humanity.
Liberal democracy, communism and fascism are all cousins, the materialist annihilation of everything that made life worth living.
The crushing of the aesthetic and the beautiful. The attempt to subjugate and humble the universe itself. An exercise ultimately doomed to failure.

Don't expect /sci/ bugmen to understand any of this though.

>>8938396
What about us Christian Agnostics?
You can realize that God's existence is inherently unknowable yet choose to believe anyway. In fact that lack of certainty is what gives your choice value.

Your poll doesn't acknowledge this possibility, even though many of the most important scientists and philosophers have been agnostic deists.