What science can't prove?

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What science can’t prove, I beard that science can probe all things, how science can prove that our counscience exist?!
 
Science demonstrates immaterial gravity, as it does with each and every immutable law of physics, by observing its effect in the physical realm. Would not a similar examination of the effects of the Immaterial and Immutable God on civilization also be observable? Not a perfect analogy, but the immaterial is the immaterial.
 
Science cannot prove our conscience exists.

That’s a question for moral theology and philosophy.
 
The only thing science can prove…is that we don’t know everything. “I think, therefore I am.” Peace.
 
I would guess that science could, after sufficient experimentation, detect the presence of the physical reactions associated with a sense of guilt.
 
Science can’t prove anything. That’s the point of science. Science demonstrates. Proof is a deductive tool. Science is induction.
 
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