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No science will ever answer them.

We can choose whether we want to celebrate the killing of a monster, but no science will ever justify that decision.

No science will ever answer them.  Louis Menand, a staff writer since 2001, was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2016.

Nothing that science will ever find will disprove that God had a hand in it, for me.

The primitive microbes used sulphur instead of oxygen to generate energy from food and, the scientists said, they may be the closest that science will ever get to the mysterious origin of life on Earth.

Q. Can studies of brain development help decide what the minimum age for the death penalty should be? A. I don't think science will ever tell us, This is the perfect chronological age where we should draw the line.

The primitive microbes used sulfur instead of oxygen to generate energy from food and "they may be the closest science will ever get to the mysterious origin of life on Earth".

It seems highly unlikely that science will ever penetrate the ultimate mysteries that religion deals in and it probably will not even seriously try, although of course it is not hard to find a scientist willing to pontificate about virtually any subject you want.

Nobody denies that these goals are far from realisation and some doubt that science will ever get there.

(I sometimes fantasize that had I become a lawyer I could have become a Supreme Court Justice, and had far greater influence on the course of history than my career in science will ever achieve).

Evolution is not surely proven because nothing in science will ever be proven, as the scientific method means that a better alternative to evolution may be found.