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Originally Posted by Silverskater145  Then why is science so deterrent towards religion? |
I believe that u're forgettin' my "key" word,
growin'. In other words, they r beginin' ta change their minds 'bout labelin' things as "certain."
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I'm still not sure why scientists continue to be recognized as the be-all-end-all knowledge of the world. I've always been inclined to listen to a philosopher rather than a scientist about things concerning certain aspects of life.
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I listen ta philosophers alot as well, but I consider them as only part of the equations of life. I've always believed that one must look at all sides of an issue ta determine one's own truth.
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Scientists will claim they're right because they use "logic" and the scientific method and what not, and yet year after year, they always end up switching sides on a certain issue, or realizing their theories are wrong.
Earth, Mars, Moon Have Different Origin, Study Says |
Logic is only one aspect ta life and many scientists r beginin' ta understand that. It doesn' mean that they r completely correct, but that also doesn' mean that one should completely discount their claims.
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Science can be a good thing, but to believe in it wholeheartedly is no different than to believe in the very religions it bashes. It requires some form of faith.
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No one is, necessarily, believin' in science wholeheartedly; at least I'm not. Science is made by man and man is fallible, so would that not; in turn; make science fallible. Yet this doesn' mean that science is useless or shouldn' b believed. Sometimes scientists say somethin' that makes sense and the fact that the "chances" of our bein' alone in this universe r slim and none makes sense. Look at how vast space is and u tell me the chances of there bein' no other life forms out there.
