I love this both for its clarity, concision, and hilarity.

When asked, somewhat condescendingly, “What can’t science prove?” William Lane Craig answers so:

If you didn’t catch the points, Amy Hall listed them as follows.

Logical and mathematical truths – science presupposes logic and math.

Metaphysical truths – e.g., the idea that the external world is real.

Ethical truths – e.g., you can’t prove by science that the Nazis were wrong to experiment on Jews.

Aesthetic truths – beauty can’t be scientifically proven.

Science itself – science can’t be justified by the scientific method.

HT: Amy Hall