Science says we have subjective and objective reality.
In the Bible we are to have the mind of Christ.
I have no idea where you are getting the idea, that the Bible presents
2 different realities (what is objective, and what is subjective).
It is true that we each perceive our shared reality, with our senses,
and in slightly different ways (we are each, bodily, in a different location
in our shared reality).
But the Bible presents the idea that we ALL perceive the same shared reality,
and this is the basis of the Bible's definition of "lying" (bearing false witness
about this shared reality). It is BECAUSE we all do live in this shared reality,
and BECAUE our senses are basically accurate, that God holds us
morally-ethically responsible for what we say about this reality. ("Freedom
of speech" in America, allows us to say whatever we want. BUT, God will
hold us responsible, if we misrepresent our shared reality, in what we speak.)
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That our shared reality (or Kant's things-in-themselves, if I am reading him
properly), is different from our perceptions of this shared reality. But even a
non-Christian like Kant, embraces the concept that ALL human beings
perceive this shared reality IN THE SAME WAY (even though non human
species may perceive this reality in different ways). [Kant's Critique of Pure
Reason, Penguin, p. 75]
Because all human beings perceive this shared reality in the same way (given
that each of us is in a different physical location, or location in time), this is
the basis of being able to have a fair rule of law, and sound moral-ethical
model, and a shared concept of "justice".
It is NOT, as you imply, that our "subjective" perceptions of reality are so
different, that we do not have a shared reality.
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The other point that should be made, is that the uncertainty noticed by
physicists in the actions of subatomic particles, applies to subatomic
particles. Not to superatomic objects. It is an unsound argument, to
assert that superatomic objects must always behave like subatomic
particles, and be in multiple states at the same time. As human beings
perceive superatomic objects, we all perceive them the same.
(This is the problem with the argument of Schrodinger's Cat -- which
physicists take to explain that superatomic objects may be in multiple
states, at the same time. (In this case, the cat may be alive and dead
at the same time.) As the Bible projects God's moral-ethical code upon
superatomic objects, we ALL see these things in the same way. When we
see the cat, it is DEAD XOR ALIVE, and not both at the same time.
I think that Christian apologists, must make these points, in order to
explain that the biblical ME system applies to superatomic objects,
and that ALL human beings perceive these objects and actions in the
same way.
We should not make the fake distinction between "objective" and
"subjective" realities.
But we can distinguish between seeing and hearing accurately...
and bearing false witness about our shared reality.