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lemonbeam
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What are some of the questions that Religion can answer that Science can not??
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DavidFilmer
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Because the natural sciences have no ability to go beyond nature. God is supernatural, and is thus beyond the reach of natural science.What are some of the questions that Religion can answer that Science can not??
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LilyM
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Science may eventually answer 99% of the questions of HOW things happen (at least in the natural world).
Religion answers that other 1%, the bit that goes beyond our capacities for sensory perception, analysis and measurement/description. More importantly, religion answers the question WHY!!!
Religion answers that other 1%, the bit that goes beyond our capacities for sensory perception, analysis and measurement/description. More importantly, religion answers the question WHY!!!
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chaz0426
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Today’s latest research and theories are still grappling with the big bang theory and how this universe was created. I personally think that will never be answered because that is God’s domain and I personally hope it will never be answered. If they find some break through theory or something, it would give athiests and secular people more of a case against Christianity.
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I’m very versed on physics and a lot of the natural sciences as I am a college engineering student but through all my studies, it just builds a bigger case of why there must be a God because more discoveries just leads to more questions and we will never just someday figure it all out and know everything as much as some scientists today think so. I think God makes his natural laws and revealations known through science to help us develop and use those discoveries for greater good when the time is right to him.
The only cases against a God that use to grip me when I was a teenager are how could the world be so corrupt and people so evil if God is so loving. Why bad and terrible things happen to the greatest most moral loving people I know, why does God seem so absent sometimes and non existant. When I try to talk to God he doesn’t seem to answer, prayers sometimes aren’t answered ect.
But I’ve come to accept that God has answered a lot of my prayers and that he works in mysterious ways.
Any other thoughts?
I’m very versed on physics and a lot of the natural sciences as I am a college engineering student but through all my studies, it just builds a bigger case of why there must be a God because more discoveries just leads to more questions and we will never just someday figure it all out and know everything as much as some scientists today think so. I think God makes his natural laws and revealations known through science to help us develop and use those discoveries for greater good when the time is right to him.
The only cases against a God that use to grip me when I was a teenager are how could the world be so corrupt and people so evil if God is so loving. Why bad and terrible things happen to the greatest most moral loving people I know, why does God seem so absent sometimes and non existant. When I try to talk to God he doesn’t seem to answer, prayers sometimes aren’t answered ect.
But I’ve come to accept that God has answered a lot of my prayers and that he works in mysterious ways.
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athair_siochain
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EVOLUTION IS GODS POTTERS WHEEL’What are some of the questions that Religion can answer that Science can not??
Mother Nature always wins in the end,
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neophyte
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What are some of the questions that Religion can answer that Science can not??
- What does it mean to be a man?
-What is the meaning of life?
-How do I find the peace for which I long?
-Does God exist?
-Was there really a person named Socrates?
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