Scientific arguments

Scientific arguments are based on experiments, logic, rational thought, rational experiments and coherence with science and mathematics as a whole Scientific arguments give reasons for believing in a particular theory, or reasons for believing one theory over another different theories. Scientific theories avoid using supernatural ideas as explanations for events because supernatural ideas are not coherent with science as a whole. However, science tries to explain what are called supernatural experiences, events, and objects in terms of scientific knowledge. When this happens these experiences, events, and objects are no longer supernatural but a natural, understandable, predictable, part of reality, or the consequence of what natural processes can create in peoples consciousnesses.