Topic: Science and Religion? - page 12. (Read 1955 times)
Religion is about believing what you desperately want [to be true] (or having been taught you should be wanting/needing) and holding on to that belief no matter what. In essence, religion encapsulates.
Science is about discovering the nature of reality through many trials and errors, a never-ending process. Science builds on knowledge, based on discovered truths. In essence, science liberates.
Through science, you can live an integrated, knowledgeable life. Through religion, you can live a compartmentalized, wishful-thinking life.
I think most of it is already said - that science provides answers to some questions and religion to others. Therefore, one shouldn't really eliminate the other (I myself am not religious). What I mean that believing in God doesn't necessarily mean that you will try to deny science. Same goes for The story of creation vs. evolution - these two can still go hand in hand, even if Bible does not talk about it.
The Bible DOES talk about it. In Genesis 1 God made the animals and plants "after his kind (KJV)" or "after their kind." This is said over and over. There is nothing that says that plants or animals will convert into other kinds.
Certainly God could have made evolution if He had wanted to. But we don't have any serious evidence of it. All the talk of large-scale changes of these kinds is only talk. To prove evolution of the sort that evolutionists say happened in the earth over many thousands of years, science would have to go back and track the DNA of many plants and animals. We don't have time machines, do we?
Simple science is accurate in the way things work.
Science theory is religion when it is accepted as fact without proof.
Religion is mass conclusions that are not rigorously considered like science is.
So, in some cases science and religion are the same thing, but in other cases they are not.
I think most of it is already said - that science provides answers to some questions and religion to others. Therefore, one shouldn't really eliminate the other (I myself am not religious). What I mean that believing in God doesn't necessarily mean that you will try to deny science. Same goes for The story of creation vs. evolution - these two can still go hand in hand, even if Bible does not talk about it.
Science provides scientific fact of events, basis and other things to prove of a thing's existence. Religion is important if you are a religious person and you have grew in a conservative family that follows a certain belief depending on what your family's choice of religion.
Most religious beliefs doesn't have scientific facts and that's where the contradiction starts. This is a very unending topic since the day of memorial and up to this date, debaters won't stop with or without proof of their claims.
Most religious beliefs doesn't have scientific facts and that's where the contradiction starts. This is a very unending topic since the day of memorial and up to this date, debaters won't stop with or without proof of their claims.
Most of the if we look to the science it contradict from religion but also tells us to understands it. Then how to comprehend this when the both of these things are really important in your life?
I think what many people over look is the fact that one can be spiritual without having to be religious. This gives science a much better platform of understanding in comparison with spirituality compared to religion. Things like quantum entanglement theory can be seen as having a spiritual function, all while not having to fall under the guise and classifications of any singular religion.
Religion is founded on faith. Science is founded on facts.
Religion breeds followers. Science breeds thinkers.
Religion appeals to emotion. Science appeals to reason.
Religion is based on what the followers claim as the "law of God." Religion is based on the laws of nature.
Religion breeds followers. Science breeds thinkers.
Religion appeals to emotion. Science appeals to reason.
Religion is based on what the followers claim as the "law of God." Religion is based on the laws of nature.
Religion is widespread, because people need it to answer questions about their future. Science doesn't go far enough to do this.
Science fact is useful and great. It helps people live in peace, and die in war. But they were going to die sometime, anyway, right?
Science non-fact, known as science theory, is great except for one thing. It is turn into fact in the minds of those who want it to be true, even though they know that they don't know that it is factual. When that happens, science become religion.
Science fact is useful and great. It helps people live in peace, and die in war. But they were going to die sometime, anyway, right?
Science non-fact, known as science theory, is great except for one thing. It is turn into fact in the minds of those who want it to be true, even though they know that they don't know that it is factual. When that happens, science become religion.
Religion and Fairy tales are best and science is worthless.
Religion is the ultimate truth. Science is not helping.
Religion gives everything but Science nothing.
Typing from my android phone just to prove my point.
Religion is the ultimate truth. Science is not helping.
Religion gives everything but Science nothing.
Typing from my android phone just to prove my point.
It depends... priests and scientists offer their truth, so you can choose what you like more...
Most of the if we look to the science it contradict from religion but also tells us to understands it. Then how to comprehend this when the both of these things are really important in your life?
science is about searching for new suitable things, religion about accepting a certain claimed truth, that is controversial.
they are both important its however difficult to life harmonic with both
Most of the if we look to the science it contradict from religion but also tells us to understands it. Then how to comprehend this when the both of these things are really important in your life?
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