Could science and religion walk hand-in-hand? — OZONE Asylum, home of the Mad Scientists

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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	"Could science and religion walk hand-in-hand?" is the same as asking "Could people be absolutely tolerant with each other?" The answer is no. Won't happen. Explanation: Perception of reality - POR. (c) ;) It is essential for people to agree on their POR in order to be able to communicate. It is like spoken or written language. You cannot communicate if you don't know what the words mean. In order for science and religion to work together you'd have to marginalize one to the point where it doesn't matter, accept one as a personal addition to the POR and the other as the general POR. That would mean accepting that other people may have their own additions to the general POR meaning that your own personal POR may not be the absolute truth. That is to say that in order for science and religion to work together religious people would have to also accept all other religions. Non religious people can easily accept all religions and religious people when the latter are keeping religion to themselves and not interfering with things that influence other people. Loading...
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