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The relationship between Science and Religion can be explained from two discrete points of view. Some would argue that scientific explanations are the only means of explaining our existence, while others would argue that religion and the story of creation provide a sufficient amount of the world's conception.
I believe that there is sufficient evidence to prove that science and religion are compatible.
In the early 1900's, Albert Einstein discovered that light was both a wave and it was composed of tiny particles. He felt that both sides were right all along and both contributed to finding out the true nature of light. With this discovery, he felt that there was a strong link between science and religion. "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind" Albert Einstein. Saying this, he believed strongly in the fact that religion and science were compatible.
See, most Christians place a significant emphasis on the contextual meanings found within the Bible—all of which suggest that an Intelligent Designer is responsible for the construction of the universe and all of its features, including the Earth and human life. On the contrary, advocates of the scientific approach believe that everything happened by chance, and that mankind derived from an inorganic matter through an evolutionary process. While both theories present a number of compelling arguments, the creation of mankind is too complex to settle on a predicated answer; thus, the mystery of the universe and human existence still thrives throughout the world.
The writings of Galileo, reminds us that science and religion are objectively compatible with each other since they have distinct and unique domains. Yet even if they deal with different domains, science and religion can and must speak to each other.
John Paul II said: "Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes."
Science + religion are two very
I believe that there is sufficient evidence to prove that science and religion are compatible.
In the early 1900's, Albert Einstein discovered that light was both a wave and it was composed of tiny particles. He felt that both sides were right all along and both contributed to finding out the true nature of light. With this discovery, he felt that there was a strong link between science and religion. "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind" Albert Einstein. Saying this, he believed strongly in the fact that religion and science were compatible.
See, most Christians place a significant emphasis on the contextual meanings found within the Bible—all of which suggest that an Intelligent Designer is responsible for the construction of the universe and all of its features, including the Earth and human life. On the contrary, advocates of the scientific approach believe that everything happened by chance, and that mankind derived from an inorganic matter through an evolutionary process. While both theories present a number of compelling arguments, the creation of mankind is too complex to settle on a predicated answer; thus, the mystery of the universe and human existence still thrives throughout the world.
The writings of Galileo, reminds us that science and religion are objectively compatible with each other since they have distinct and unique domains. Yet even if they deal with different domains, science and religion can and must speak to each other.
John Paul II said: "Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes."
Science + religion are two very