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They just can't! |
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I think it comes down to what you mean by religion. The more liberal religions have no problem
co-existing with science, it's the fundamentalist versions which demand that their dogmatic
fantasies must be true and therefore no one can dare question them and any science that doesn't
agree should not be allowed to exist.
Get rid of the fundamentalists and I'll move my comment to the other side. |
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Science and religion can co-exist if people just realize that science explains religion. For
example, astrologists have proved that back near the time of Jesus' birth there was a bright shining
star, the very one used by the three kings to guide them to Bethlehem. |
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Many of the fathers of science did their scientific research because they believed in God. Many of
them, aside from their scientific works, also wrote theological works.
Science and religion can cooperate, except for when certain presuppositions are wrongly given the
name, "science". |
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They can learn to co-exist if they stopped delving into each others matters. For example, religion
has no right to say what is unethical in the science world and science can't say what is wrong in
the bible (publicly) |
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Well, I believe that I will soon prove to you that I now "OWN" ;-) this debate topic.
Thanks for the opportune subject-matter, by the way ;-)
Okay, so here's how it is:
1. I was once an Atheist.
2. I have not been an Atheist for some time since.
3. I found the proof of the existence of a Creator God IN
a science book. Not church at all.
4. Science is in sync with Religion as H2O is with water ;-)
5. Science and Religion are two horns on the same Bull ;-)
Thomas Aquinas: "For every effect there has to be a cause".
(the bottom-line of all Science)=FORCE OF NATURE ;-)
Try and fight with Science when it Underscores Divine Existence!
LOL no winning that combination ;-) LOL. |
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It sound like trying to convert the converted.
The Hand of the lord will guide you. |
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That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard! Religion and science already do
co-exist.
There are religious people and there are scientists, and there are even some religious scientists.
That's co-existing! This is a completely ridiculous thing to even suggest, let alone propose
as a debate.
Ibanex_87, you should really start looking for a new place to live, because right now you seem to be
living under a rock! |
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I completely disagree! I'm a Scientologist Christian and I believe in the Big-Bang Theory and JESUS
CHRIST!!! |
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They can co-exsist, and if you were a Muslim you could find proof in the quran, and I'm not talking
about a quran translated by a random person, or even a government, but you learn Arabic and
translate it yourself, and you will not believe how advanced the quran has been and still is
compared to science. And it made these facts 1400 years ago, please don't say its been changed
because we've been memorizing it since its revelation, to prevent changes |
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Depends on the person's religion- their version of it. |
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Why not?
Yeah, sure, some religions can't coexist with science, and some branches of religions can't. That
doesn't mean all, though. There's many religions that either support science or are pretty much
indifferent to it.
Actually, science has begun to 'prove the point' of some religions, mainly things dealing with
spiritual relations with other people and all. Or, at the least prove that some of the things said
by some religions work, even if they don't know how yet.
Also, it's really a matter of interpretation. You can interpret religious scripture however you
want. If you choose to interpret it so that it doesn't coexist with science, then you're the one
clashing, not the religion.
Don't say that the religion can't coexist with science. Almost all of them can, given the right
interpretation. It's the people who follow them that can't deal with someone apparently
contradicting their interpretations. |
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Why not? |
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Correction - Its actually science that mixes in with religion, look at the the Islamic religion, the
Qur'an contains so many scientific facts which were all revealed 1400 years ago and some of these
are being proven today and some have yet to be proven. |
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That's a lie. If you look back in history most of the greatest scientists were Christians. Don't
scream "The Catholic Church and Galileo blah blah blah" Galileo didn't have proof of his theory, and
this was about the interpretation of scripture. If religion and science can't coexist, why do
Christian schools teach science? Why do Christian colleges have science majors? Why is there a
patron saint of science? Science does not contradict the word of God. |
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Mark  04 May 2008 16:44
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Good religion loves good science. |
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