Science and faith discussion evolving to a place of harmony
Can faith, scientific progress coexist? They can
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Sara Israelsen-Hartley is a reporter for the Deseret News where she covers how faith informs the lives of individuals from all backgrounds, as well as how faith is challenged and protected in the public square. During her more ..
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The LDS Church and several other religions have openly embraced furthering scientific study and education. So while some religions have taken actions against empirical research; in the end those do not justify arguments against religions who support More..
A true scientist can't claim there is no god because there is no evidence one way or another. A strict scientist without faith should simply be agnostic.
The more I study physics the more I realize what we don't know at all. Quantum More..
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I think part of the issue is for the longest of times religion has stood in the way of science. I hope this comment is not censored, but religion teaches people to be satisfied in not understanding the world around them.