Question

Hello, honorable Rabbi,
You wrote in the introduction to your book The First Being that belief in God is not a scientific claim, because it cannot be subjected to an empirical test, since “Try to think of an experiment such that if it failed, we would be forced to abandon belief in God.”
What about the following experiment: at some future point in time, the computational power available to the scientific world will grow to the point that we will be able to create some environment and determine that a certain thing occurred within it without a cause. That would contradict the principle of causality, and therefore also belief in God, which is a generalization of it. Obviously this is not an experiment that will happen anytime soon, but theoretically it is possible.