Why Science & Religion Are Compatible

[Webster]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywvn7uszlcA

PJTV viewer Digging4Information asks Bill Whittle & Andrew Klavan about the relationship between science, faith and religion. Are science and religion at war with each other, or perfectly compatible? Klavan argues that faith has never been at war with religion, and that religious people like Isaac Newton were often great scientists. Hear more.

Thoughts?

 

[+paradox]

of course both are compatible to a certain degree and is connected in many ways as well...

but, you must understand that spirituality, religion, science and faith are all different, that one person can believe in all, some, one or none of those four...

 

[Dee]

I would rename this thread to "Why Science and Religion are INCOMPATIBLE" but that's just me. xD

 

[Webster]

of course both are compatible to a certain degree and is connected in many ways as well...

but, you must understand that spirituality, religion, science and faith are all different, that one person can believe in all, some, one or none of those four...

I would rename this thread to "Why Science and Religion are INCOMPATIBLE" but that's just me. xD

Freezy's right, Dee; science & religion are compatible to a good degree...just ask scientists such as Sir Isaac Newton, Blaise Pascal, Michael Faraday, Joseph Priestley, Louis Pasteur, Alexander Fleming, Baruch Blumberg, Arno Penzias, etc.,etc.,etc.,...

 

[Dee]

of course both are compatible to a certain degree and is connected in many ways as well...

but, you must understand that spirituality, religion, science and faith are all different, that one person can believe in all, some, one or none of those four...

I would rename this thread to "Why Science and Religion are INCOMPATIBLE" but that's just me. xD

Freezy's right, Dee; science & religion are compatible to a good degree...just ask scientists such as Sir Isaac Newton, Blaise Pascal, Michael Faraday, Joseph Priestley, Louis Pasteur, Alexander Fleming, Baruch Blumberg, Arno Penzias, etc.,etc.,etc.,...

I respectfully disagree, but to each their own.