Is new Bioware agaisnt christianity?

Of course it's a matter of faith. Would you put your faith is something you don't full understand and that no one else fully understands? The issue is a question of consistency. The thing with gravity we trust it because it show no reason  to change it's standard action. But that does not mean it can't one day change it action. Nothing says the laws of physic will not one day change and the gravity will act differently. Heck, it's theories there places in existed that gravity does work differently. Yet we still trust gravity will not suddenly change. That's faith. Ofcouse you can say you can trust it because it shows no signs of change...but that that's the thing, we don't know enough about it to be able to say that. We don't know if there is any elements out side our perspective that can change it. We are 3 dimensional beings and if there is a dimensional of reality out there that can effect our plains gravity which we can't see or even touch, how can we say it would not come in contact with us and effect our gravity that it will change. aka murphy's law.

if something outside our perspective of reality can change how our gravity works in our plain then it can one day happen. And here we are saying gravity will not changed.....that is faith.

that's his point. We don't know enough to know why things work and if they continue work...yet we have faith that it will do in science. irony is the purest form.

Of course it's a matter of faith. Would you put your faith is something you don't full understand and that no one else fully understands? The issue is a question of consistency. The thing with gravity we trust it because it show no reason  to change it's standard action. But that does not mean it can't one day change it action. Nothing says the laws of physic will not one day change and the gravity will act differently. Heck, it's theories there places in existed that gravity does work differently. Yet we still trust gravity will not suddenly change. That's faith. Ofcouse you can say you can trust it because it shows no signs of change...but that that's the thing, we don't know enough about it to be able to say that. We don't know if there is any elements out side our perspective that can change it. We are 3 dimensional beings and if there is a dimensional of reality out there that can effect our plains gravity which we can't see or even touch, how can we say it would not come in contact with us and effect our gravity that it will change. aka murphy's law.

if something outside our perspective of reality can change how our gravity works in our plain then it can one day happen. And here we are saying gravity will not changed.....that is faith.

that's his point. We don't know enough to know why things work and if they continue work...yet we have faith that it will do in science. irony is the purest form.

What's the difference between "faith" and "a methodological assumption with an overwhelming amount of inductive support," exactly? Is there a substantive dispute here, or is this just rhetoric?

What's the difference between "faith" and "a methodological assumption with an overwhelming amount of inductive support," exactly? Is there a substantive dispute here, or is this just rhetoric?

I suppose there's a nonzero probability that gravity will suddenly stop working the way it always has, but the probability of that is so low that it's not worth my time to think about. Is that "faith"? I thought faith was a little more robust than that.

 faith is belief in the absence of (or even contrary to) evidence, so the difference between the two is the difference between having an absence of X and an overwhelming amount of X

www.dictionary.com/browse/faith 
take the time to look up the words meaning.