Why Science needs a Perfect God

Perfect as in, ideal:
When people think of perfect they think of, ideal. Logically we know, perfection is an unattainable goal a limit we can never reach therefor, nobody is perfect. God can not be perfect in this way, but that is not the only definition of perfect.
Perfect as in, absolute and complete
This type of perfection can logically exist, and it is also very important to science. We take it on faith that we can logically find an answer. If gravity suddenly goes from 9.8m/s^2 to 0 there is a reason, you can figure out that reason and predict what will happen. It is important to remember this is faith based logic, that can not be proven. This logic is important though, because without it science is pointless. We simply reason it is better to know something then nothing. It is possible, maybe even likely, that everything is not absolute, complete, total or real, but we assume it is for the sake of science.

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thoroughly trained in or conversant with.
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