I am not a scientist but I have a reasonable understanding of how things work.
And what amused said sounded reasonable
But you brought in the Bible. I have read a small amount of the Bible and I can say with certainty that it does not talk about the topic at hand.
You brought up the Bible and it would be up to you to explain how they are related
If you cannot then you just provided nothing more than a straw man argument
They are related in the sense that they are matters of faith which if real produce changes in the brain. Through religious faith, take the Christian religion as one example since I quoted from the Old Testament portion of the Bible, Jesus brought a corrective to the older Jewish faith, that a person could experience divine wisdom via adherence to the law. It is not knowing and following the law that leads to the Kingdom of Heaven, but the understanding of the spirit behind it. Adherence to law does not produce the experience of enlightenment because without forgiveness for transgression hidden inner guilt will get in the way. Only if you can forgive the sins of others, their lawbreaking, will you ever truly be able to leave your own feelings of sinfulness behind. The ego remains attached to delusions that you have been saved. But he who suffers in meekness and surrender will rise from that psychic form of death. To feel, to suffer, to open up the self to one's inner pain leads to rebirth into the joy of being, return to the garden, or the Kingdom of Heaven. Via faith one can transcend self hate, when you experience God's love for you as the equivalent of your love for him. In faith, real faith, the lover and the beloved are one.
So is science a faith. I have suggested above that faith is a belief that leads, when real, to transformation, to self understanding, psychological maturity knowing the real nature of things, to self awareness, consciousness, and the joy of being etc etc etc. Can science do the same thing? Science is a methodology that seeks to understand the nature of existence, how everything works, the nature of reality. People see science as non spiritual which would imply that the science of psychology isn't science at all. I would disagree.
Amused basically called me scientifically uneducated because I implied that as a kid the illumination of a fluorescent tube in my hands was cause to wonder about the effects of electromagnetic radiation on the body. This took place long long long before there was any questioning about the so called dangers of cell phone towers, microwave ovens, etc.
The primary interest of my live has been science. I took 5 years of it in high school and was voted on one in science on graduation. I entered Berkeley as a freshmen majoring in biochemistry but my need to seek truth killed all of that. I because interested instead, in the nature of consciousness and why people, particularly, why I suffered. I developed a scientific skepticism that demanded proof of any claim, which destroyed my religious faith. The thought that life is meaningless, that there is no respite from suffering, no source of justice in the world left me in a state of depression and hopelessness I knew I would never escape but a miracle happened instead. I chanced upon the psychological perspective of Zen, woke up and in that state was able to see who knew things and who did not. Because of that I recognized someone I again chanced upon as knowing what I did but far more profoundly than I did.
He was psychologist who had studied himself via the practice of psychoanalysis and had had more of it than any other person alive, he claimed. He said he was 99.999% sure that he was OK and I could see it in his words and behavior. He was living what I only knew to be true.
The scientific search for what scientific principles drive human life lead via inner experience and self knowledge to the fact that we have all been exposed to put downs as children that caused us to hate ourselves. But I am scientifically ignorant? Hehehe, whatever.
People who are scientifically educated know that electromagnetic radiation is harmless. They have boxed that up and put it on a shelf. But the progress of science is not regurgitation, it is the result of wonder and curiosity applied to experiences in life, questions about things observed, like does radiation that will light up a fluorescent bulb do anything to the body. What effect does the northern lights have on the body. To a regurgitator they have no effect at all. But to a child with profound scientific interest and curiosity they produce a sense of awe.
As a child I remember seeing the northern lights in northern California, the light went in my eyes traveled to my brain where chemicals formed that permanently etched the experience of the joy of seeing them at that moment became a permanent memory. I am tempted to say, you fucking dunces but that would only be because my self hate has been triggered by being called ignorant
So you can tell me all about what I have know for years, that any notion that electromagnetic radiation has to this date not shown evidence of harming the body, that was determined not by regurgitation of experimental data collected in the past, but by scientists who sought to discover whether there is danger or not, having noticed that it does produce effects like fluorescence. Curiosity, wonder and awe are the product of the joy of being. That isn't the experience that comes with stuffing yourself full of facts. It's the result of being awake to the self, being here how.