Science and Religion in the Search for Truth

In the class discussion we talked about evolution and science, and which relate to religion and religion, and how we see God and its creation. Science studies the structure and behavior of a physical and natural world through observation and experiment. On the other hand, religion is something you believe, so you do not need any legitimate evidence. In all the articles I read during the past few months, authors often have different opinions on whether they are comparing what is contradictory.

In the movie "Contact", Ellie Ereli represents many scientists in the world. She is jealous of religion and science, but she can not rely on the hypothetical truth of faith. Science is the pursuit of truth, which allows her to discover the truth for herself. As Palmer Joss later mentioned in the movie, the purity of science does not involve further technical development. Science asks for not to create God, science does not believe in any form of God, so science is not a god that science desires.

I am trying to unify science and religion. Continue to ask both to ask for the truth. Therefore, let's learn state-of-the-art science including spiritual traditions, various religions (without attempting to plant anything), super personal psychology and parapsychology. Especially important is the effect of quantum physics on other sciences. Because of its commitment to material interpretation, most of the modern scientific worldview is very limited (I do not want to say that it is totally wrong?). Darwin's theory of evolution (see my article "Selective temptation of Darwinism and scientific theory of Darwin's theory of evolution") and a strange proverb from neuroscience (see my article "Modern Neuroscience") Stupid "). Students should read widely, open minds, and think critically for themselves