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1/22/2013 9:54:25 PM
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Dr. Neil DeGrasse on Religion among scientists.
Watch this and start at 1:07:30
This is for all the people who think that it is impossible for science and religion to coexist. For someone to believe and accept both. Take what he says to heart damn it. So atheists drop the idea that all theists are dumb, they aren't. Not all atheists are that smart either for that matter.
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2 RepliesI have never seen the problem with science and religion. Certain things taught by science does conflict with some religious teachings, evolution being a hot topic, but that is small aspects. Still, science is a process. Most of the things science has once believed has been discovered to be wrong, but that is part of the process. We thin X, find out that X is wrong, but that a small portion of it is true and build off of that. Heck, most of what science teaches today is probably wrong and we won't find out for a hundred years. Yet, from these fallacies we find some truth and continue to expand our knowledge of the physical universe. How does understanding the universe conflict with religion?
