"There is no conflict between religion and science"

[florida.blanca]

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Science CONCLUDES that some things in Religion are Not True BUT Scientist will be the first one to Admit that their Science dont have the capability to explain Everything - MUCH FUNNIER

you forgot the magic word, science is incapable of explaining everything YET!

so brace yourselves as it continues to disprove the mysteries and the superstitions of religion. and that will be the very moment of religion's defeat! science wins!

[kajrot1]

Our Complicated minds makes things Complicated.

[petite fleur]

Read between the lines, bro. Don't take everything literally. The statement 'Science get the age of rocks, and religion retains the rock of ages; Science study how the heavens go, religion determine how to go to heaven.' SIMPLY means 'Science deals with facts and religion deals with values.'

Again, that is my personal belief. Kun dili ka motuo ana, imoha pud na. Respeto lang ta sa tagsa-tagsa ka pagtoo.

Di ta padala sa atong emotion

Lets maintain/have Respect here.

[SioDenz]

you forgot the magic word, science is incapable of explaining everything YET!

so brace yourselves as it continues to disprove the mysteries and the superstitions of religion. and that will be the very moment of religion's defeat! science wins!

Mao gani, the magic word YET does Not give you the authority to Conclude.

Brace when? mawagtang nalan ang kalibutan imung science di pa ka explain bisag 20% nlan sa tanan butang sa universe.

[petite fleur]

Both pursue knowledge using different methodologies.
What we need is a commitment to mutual respect.

I Agree. People love to complicate themselves.

[SioDenz]

i think mo gawas ra ang conflict depende sa interests sa both sides........

Mugawas ang conflict if mu Conclude ka sa isa ka butang nga Dili tinuod unya imung gamiton nga basihan di pa ka explain sa tanan butang, basihan nga dunay limtasyon. Bisag elementary maka bantay nga kana nga pilosopiya dunay sayop.

[petite fleur]

i think mo gawas ra ang conflict depende sa interests sa both sides........

"It seems Ironic, but you see it's up to us look at it as a conflict or not. For we love to argue on some things and try to influence people of what we believe in."
~Petite Fleur

[florida.blanca]

Mao gani, the word YET does Not give you the authority to Conclude.

Brace when? mawagtang nalan ang kalibutan imung science di pa ka explain bisag 20% nlan sa tanan butang sa universe.

yeah but basing on the significant number of proofs of science, science has the right to conclude!

tell you what, the world will continue to exist for the next 5 billion years! or until the sun will climb to the next phase of its life cycle, which is the red giant!

it's enough time to prove and disprove everything! in just how many centuries since the great scientists lived on earth, they have disproved a lot of superstitions! more superstitions are in line to be falsified!

[petite fleur]

Mugawas ang conflict if mu Conclude ka sa isa ka butang nga Dili tinuod unya imung gamiton nga basihan di pa ka explain sa tanan butang, basihan nga dunay limtasyon. Bisag elementary maka bantay nga kana nga pilosopiya dunay sayop.

Not really to the point of concluding for believing unto something you are already concluding nga mau na jd na imung pag too.

Pero kanang uban nga maka dala og commentaryo nga di mu tanan aw og Respesto sa usa ka taw mau nay maka sugud sa usa ka gubot.

[hitch22]

you forgot the magic word, science is incapable of explaining everything YET!

so brace yourselves as it continues to disprove the mysteries and the superstitions of religion. and that will be the very moment of religion's defeat! science wins!

Reminds me of an imagined conversation between Diderot, Hawking and Will Durant...using their actual quotes.

Denis Diderot (one of the prominent French philosophers during the Enlightenment): "Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest."

Hawking (Theoretical Physicist and Cosmologist): "Science will win because it works."

Will Durant (Pulitzer Prize-winning author): "As long as there's poverty, there would always be religion."