The Path to the Future: Science or Religion?

Religion has always existed around us since we first started self-awareness. Whenever the first person notices the existence of an earthquake, wind, a volcano, and a tornado, humans will try to find the explanation soon, and finally they decide that only God can do this I will. This is the creation of religion. Over the years, human beings have produced different beliefs and interpretations about things that were not explained at first glance, so several different types of religion have emerged.

Ian Barbour explains the four interactions between religion and science in his "scientific era religion". These types constitute an increasingly favorable interaction between religion and science. My experience is that the interaction between religion and science does not necessarily fall into a neat category, but I think that they are a useful starting point. The conflict model assumes that religion and science are incompatible, and only one of them is a source of legitimate knowledge. We are familiar with extremist atheists who smile religious feelings like Richard Dawkins. The only true knowledge is scientific knowledge, which needs to be tested and analyzed objectively. However, there are certain ways of faith for Mr. Dawkins and those who do not admit what he is doing.

This entry outlines topics and discussions in science and religion. Section 1 outlines the scope of these two areas and the relationship between them. Section 2 examines the relationship between science and religion in three religious traditions of Christianity, Muslim, and Hinduism. Section 3 discusses the themes of contemporary scientific exploration where science and religion intersect, focusing on creation and sacred behavior, and human origin. Section 4 leads to conclusions by examining the future direction of scientific and religious studies.

What happens when science and religion encounter? Well - for beginners, you will get a scientist named Abhijit Naskar who is me. But jokingly said - as science and religion encounter, we will gain a field of human understanding belonging to the field of science, as it belongs to the field of religion. This field is called "neurology" - this is a fusion of science and religion. It is the only scientific field related to religion and related to science. but why? Why do you need neurology? As it is the only area of ​​rational thinking, we try to understand religion, religion, and the roots of God without requiring neurology and a big impulse to refute and destroy religion. We are based on empiricism, not just optimism, even though optimism is around us.