Is religious science synonymous with science fiction?

Answer 1

No - Much of science fiction is based upon an extrapolation of possibilities of existing technologies. Many things which have been suggested in Science fiction in the past are now a part of every day society - probably most famously Arthur C Clarkes suggestion of a globally communications network services by a number of orbital relay stations - which we now of course refer to as satellites and mobile phones.

Nothing that religion refers to will ever become true especially as the further man progresses with science the less relevant and likely any religious doctrine becomes.

Answer 2

It doesn't even have enough logic in it to equate it to science fiction. In reality, they needed some way to combat evolution and other scientific discoveries, so they invented religious science, which is at best, a joke.

Answer 3

Religious science is a con trick and plenty of gullible religionists fall for it. Theological dogma and science are not compatible.

Answer 4

I agree in principle, except to also offer how much real scientific breakthroughs after peer review are found innaccurrate,

only to suggest that one found unproveable the real scientist says, so be it and moves on,

do you agree with me on this?

While the sci-fi specifically sets out to be something not true but fantasy.

Answer 5

No. I cannot believe you do not know what is science fiction

Answer 6

It's an oxymoron. The bible is faith based, not scientifically based unless the science is archeology.

Answer 7

No, it's more closely related to fantasy.

Answer 8

not really. u like to be more specific with your qn by providing more details?

Answer 9

or Scientology.

Answer 10

No.