Is SCIENCE killing RELIGION?

Question

FAST?

Answer 1

Well, it would be nice if it did.

Personally, I would be happy if it just punched it in the kidneys, ripped its lungs out and stomped on its ghastly, sanctimonious face.

CD

Answer 2

Facts might kill opinions, but do opinions kill facts? What about rhetoric? "killing" certainly emotes a negative connotation on the subject pronouns in capitalized lettering. Being "fast" does not get you through the red light any sooner legally then anyone else at the same light? Peddle to the metal and slay such dragons as free speech on the raucous sword of the rhetorical hinge.

Answer 3

I don't think it is killing religion. Belief in what you want to be true may be too ingrained to stop.

Science is making inroads against some of the blatant baloney of religion. Hopefully that will be sufficient to move religion to the status that astrology holds today.

Answer 4

Science
i am=I AM
I AM was called God in Good News bible Ex. 3.14
larri (cut and sealed together=i am
(cut the l into i,seal the rri into a m)
I AM=I AIVI sealed together
IVI sealed together=IIII I sealed together
so God could be equated to
larri (cut and sealed together) as I AIVI sealed together

and since the bible said God rules OVER everything
they see He put His name on science(leri hiden in the word science)as proof of ownership. larri and leri both pronounced like the english spelling larry.

and perhaps
Jewish and roman greed
are killing the greatest story ever told
Jesus was a Jew
A'bad'don was a Roman
but atleast
TODD was a Man about it.
cut a M into IVI
cut the second I into two I
cut the n into a r and i
then
TODD's first name of larry pronounced lari to those romans...
Man=IVI Iari (sealed together)
the IVI=IIII I
So TODD, the Man was a lari that was IIII I sealed together (ie IVI)
and i definitly feel like your sticking it to the Man.
the only honourable thing to do is
finally agree that
"God walked the earth as a Man"
and thus make it a commandment
to make english the most spoken language in the western world, since it most glorifies GOD, who just might not be a LORD, yet, but still always a Man.

Answer 5

Science is contributing to our understanding of the natural order. It has no bearing on the supernatural order, one way or the other.

Answer 6

*** g02 6/8 p. 4 How Did the Universe and Life Originate? ***

“Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.”—Albert Einstein.

--TRUE science & true religion go hand in hand!

--*** g02 6/8 p. 5 How Did the Universe and Life Originate? ***

--Albert Einstein admitted: “You will hardly find one among the profounder sort of scientific minds without a religious feeling of his own. . . . Religious feeling takes the form of a rapturous amazement at the harmony of natural law, which reveals an intelligence of such superiority that, compared with it, all the systematic thinking and acting of human beings is an utterly insignificant reflection.”

--THUS TRUE science & True religion have this same type of faith as is defined:

(Hebrews 11:1) “11 Faith is the assured expectation of things hoped for, the evident demonstration of realities though not beheld.”

False sciences as well as false religion have no basis, for it is "blind faith" that they practice!

Answer 7

Scientific knowledge (information discovered during the scientific process of inquiry about the NATURAL world) does not disprove religion (about SPIRITUAL and SUPERNATURAL topics). As a post-enlightenment society we demand an end for spiritual explanations for natural phenomena, but we don't demand the end of the spiritual. France has a secular state and a high proportion of people of the Catholic faith.

Answer 8

Doctrine is killing religion and scientific discoveries are accelerating the process.

Answer 9

psh, you wish

Even if evolution were proven to be true, it wouldn't disprove God.

Bunches of people throughout history, like Voltaire, who said that religion would be extinct 100 years after his lifetime, have said that religion is dying off fast. Guess what? It still exists. It's not about science, it's about faith, and many thing religion and science complement each other and have helped each other as much as they have hurt each other. Voltaire's house was turned into a Bible factory after his death.

You can't kill something that bases it's whole premise on raising people and God from the dead. People need that too much.

Answer 10

Nah, I doubt it. Science doesn't offer people any hope beyond medication.

Answer 11

Science won't kill religion, it'll be suicide