What current science describes

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Problem: Moreland states that physicalism cannot be defined because what counts as physical cannot be only what current science describes (because no one would limit the physical to only the current "unfinished" science) and if by "physical" is meant what future science describes, then the term physicalism is empty - because no one knows what the science of the future may be like.

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