Why Science and Religion Can and Must Coexist

Throughout history, religion and science have been in conflict. Astronomer Galileo 1 tells us that arresting and expulsion of the earth that is flat and rotates around the sun is just one example of this confrontation. Today, many religious leaders 2 and scientists 3 believe that science and religion are fundamentally different and always contradictory. But what is the reason? Religion has always been answering our questions in an instinctive way based on emotion, morality, Bible.

Even if you answer these questions, the metaphysical aspect is still a mystery. Who decided these laws? why? When? Is there another set of laws for managing reality? In a sense, religion and science can coexist and coexist. Science defines this law of reality. Religion defines the creator of these laws. But there is a god. Who made him? Who is in front of him? nothing? How do you define it? Why is it nothing? What is a catalyst? What is the law that makes this possible? What was the initial creation of these laws? There are countless such layers, in reality there may be reality. Are we accidentally in the final reality? We do not know whether there is quasi-reality, so maybe we are the last one. Or, given the current technical and biological constraints, we are probably the last reality at the moment.

Okay, I guess (the concept of religion) can help a bit. I often struggle with people who look at religion with their faces. Science requires doubt, evidence and religion require faith and faith, so there is no concrete way to make science and religion coexist. This is the most tedious talk show material. Will humans begin to regard "them" as angels if robots are not regarded as slaves? After all, through their existence, they can be regarded as kind in general to us. They definitely exist and trust to them will be directly verifiable: I believe my toast will be perfect! A movie like "her" will solve this idea just as if "Bot makes the world a better place" (even if it gets a bit irritated).