Why do Religions try to interfere in Sciences?

Answer 1

Mostly because the conclusions of science so often go against their beliefs.

Answer 2

They don't
Why does Science try to interfere in Religion?

Answer 3

For the same reasons that Sciences try to interfere with Religions - It's a two way street dumbass

Answer 4

For those without the ability to see where science and religion can intersect and actually support each other, they often appear to be in complete opposition. For example, I believe in creation, not evolution, but DNA research is actually being done that supports creation, not evolution. From the way things are looking now, it would be almost impossible for one creature to change into another. For those who believe in science exclusively, sometimes they are unwilling to accept the simplest explanation for things, even though it makes sense.
Basically, all of these people are just trying to force the world to fit into their view of it, rather than accepting there are some things for which there is no explanation, whether scientific or religious.

Answer 5

Because without their interference, science would have disproven their religion centuries ago; therefore, atheists continue to interfere and continue to push 'organic evolution,' despite the evidence.

Oh, did you mean some other religion?

Answer 6

The presupposition that there is an absolute dichotomy between the two will cause people to ask such questions. Science is part of the life of Christians. We come to appreciate God's handiwork through scientific inquiry. I'm not trying to answer on behalf of all religious groups, but I would caution against blind dichotomies stated as if they've absolutes. It's an "apples and oranges" thing.

Answer 7

I agree with one of the other answers--why does Science interfere with Religion?

Seriously, does the Bible chap your hide so much that you have to go make up all kinds of lies and feed them to children under the guise of "science" that they can no longer tell truth from fiction, and if anyone questions science they are branded an "idiot" ??

Who's putting pressure on who here?

Answer 8

I laugh when people say that science tries to prove religion wrong. Science doesn't give a rats azz about religion, other than studying it as a sociological influence.

I.D. is Christianitys attempt to make science fit their religion. However, doing so is (as Jesus once said) like trying to put "new wine in old wine skins".

Answer 9

Organized Religions might. But religious people don't. I personally don't think religion and science have to be at odds. I think they can get along just fine.

But sometimes people confuse religion with morality.

Doing the right thing for moral reason is different than if the reason were spiritual.

Answer 10

Religion is based on blind faith in a series of myths and stories. The problem with pesky science is it keeps discovering provable truths about the universe that cast doubt on the primitive writings of early man, as found in such books as the Bible.

So religious fanatics get themselves a doctorate in divinity and posing as a scientific expert try to debunk theories such as evolution, the earth being spherical, the great flood being impossible, dinosaurs etc.

Answer 11

Because science tries to prove religions wrong.

Lets say you believe in the Big Bang. We can predict almost exactly when the Big Bang happened. But the question is, what was there before the Big Bang.