science v/s spirituality?

Question

if sciene has a reasoning for everything..i mean origin of universe to meticulous body parts and functions, life and death.
how can technocrats have a belief on spirituality and accept it.. can you gave a fair reason for belief

Answer 1

THIS IS OBVIOUS: * * * I N D O C T R I N A T I O N ! ! ! * * *
( Kids get deprogrammed re Santa around age 6... If they didn't, they'd believe in Santa just like whatever 'God' has been brainwashed into their malleable minds. * sigh * )
BTW...
“Science not only hasn't found God, it isn't even looking for him.” -- Gary Sloan

Answer 2

Can't science and spirituality get along? There are many cases where science is catching up what was long known in spiritual people. Just wait what quantum mechanics would reveal in the future.

Can science categorically explain consciousness? How about the ability of authenticated psychics who help cops and forensic experts catch the bad guys? How about Discovery Channel entertaining ghost stories in prime time? Technocrats, as the title implies, are good in science and applied or application of science. They knew the ins and outs of the current theory in Physics. If these people believe in spirituality then they are onto something. They saw, yet unproven, a link to the two opposite and related fields.

It helps to keep and open mind.

Answer 3

Scientists are humble and realize the more we know, the more we don't know.

It has only been in the last few decades that we have learned there are trillions of galaxies, each with trillions of stars. When we start thinking that we know what is going on we learn more. And in the last decade or so we have come to a new understanding: what we usually think of as our Universe, the matter and the energy that we can see is only about 4% of the Universe. The rest is what they call “dark matter” and “dark energy.”

So there is this mysterious 96%. Sure we will learn about that too. But then we will learn again there is more we don’t know.

So what is left in The Mystery? “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” William Shakespeare from Hamlet - Act I, Scene V


From Wikipedia:
Only about 4% of the total energy density in the universe (as inferred from gravitational effects) can be seen directly. About 22% is thought to be composed of dark matter. The remaining 74% is thought to consist of dark energy, an even stranger component, distributed diffusely in space.

Answer 4

Science does not claim knowledge of everything - only that knowledge can eventually be found out. Look at all the discoveries made in the past years - look at all the discoveries made in ALL of mankind. Certainly, discoveries are NOT at an end - it is only a matter of time before science discovers how life and death and "meticulous body parts and functions" work.

Answer 5

I believe true science is the theory of the evolution process that God created. I will explain.
In the beggining God created all that is in earth(as in Genesis 1). But science is the study on whatever God created which is to be useful for mankind in biology(for medical puposes to study what is happening inside body, medicines, cures, etc), then finding metals and chemicals and knowing its properties, etc were in the knowlegde imparted by God to humans.
But more than these when medicine, human or anything cannot help us, when we call to God, He can help us because He is the source of everthing that do not exist currently, but can make them come into existence.

My background- I was born in a christian family but had no touch with God for years except when I was too much in trouble. Recently I came to know that God is really there and He sent Jesus to the world to transform the lives of people without hope.
here's my life change,
http://www.protectinghands.com/ladder_to_heaven.htm

Answer 6

Technocrat is a derogatory term used to describe a person with technical skills who doesn't always consider all possible consequences of their use. They tend to confuse spirituality with occasional lightheartedness when around a Bunsen burner for long periods.

Answer 7

That's the great thing about science, it answer the question of "how" more often than "why". Regardless of what science may say.... if someone or something happens for a greater good, I could care less as to "how" that it occurred because I most likely know "why".... :)

Answer 8

Science does NOT have a reason for everything - it is primarily concerned with the pragmatic "how" of the way things work, and not the philosophical "why" of the way things work. Science is limited by what can be tested, therefore science can NOT give an answer to everything.

Answer 9

it was science that made me spiritual, was atheist before.