Sentences with phrase «proven by the empirical evidence»

In 2001, there was the well publicized science scandal perpetrated by Columbia researchers claiming that prayer enhanced pregnancy outcomes - supposed «birth miracles» - were proven by the empirical evidence.

And even more unknown is how human released anthropogenic CO2 is responsible for» unprecedented» and» possibly catastrophic» temperature increase, a theory which is being promoted by this crowd and which has not been proven by empirical evidence.

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There is no «empirical evidence» for their existence — you could not «prove» they exist by attempting to explain it to someone else — yet they exist.

Theology can not be historically empirical in the sense that claims about Jesus» special relationship to God could be proved by historical evidence, for the evidence will always be consistent with various speculative hypotheses.

If someone believes something that is supported by empirical evidence, but not technically proven, would you consider that to be faith?

His concern was that the phrase «scientifically proven» should be reserved for claims that are supported by impartial empirical evidence.

The investigation by science builds up empirical evidence that proves, step by step, that man - made carbon dioxide is causing the Earth to warm up.

Perhaps manacker will be so thick as to prove his point by asserting that this is not empirical evidence, or that this is not like Feynman would like, or that his own ignorance is better than any of this.

We've been told by the climate experts that increases in atmospheric CO2 levels will cause Earth to warm rapidly and dangerously, to the point where civilization's existence was threatened... but what if these «experts» were completely wrong and there is actual empirical evidence to prove them wrong?

-LSB-...] The idea that carbon dioxide is the main cause of the recent global warming is based on a guess that was proved false by empirical evidence during the 1990s.